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It is a rough year, but, there is a little laughter during pandemic stress.

A little laughter during pandemic stress. While humor may not get us out of this pandemic & the fight against the virus is far from over, but humor can certainly help us to deal with it. We cannot change the reality of the disease or t…

Inukshuk. Point of reference.

What most people call an inukshuk isn’t actually what the Inuit call an inukshuk. Stone piled up to look like a person, with arms and legs and a head are usually called an inukshuk. But those amazing human-shaped structures are actually called inunnguat or inunnguaq, which means "imitation of a person," or "pretend person."

In Inuit tradition, it’s forbidden to destroy an inukshuk. So if you’re lucky enough to see one, leave it standing for the next person. You never know. It may have been there for hundreds of years.

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