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During the wind times of the passed few days and nights, I came across a change in a snapped tree (a hemlock or fir) that was caught between two near-by 'ohana (family).
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Like a precarious seesaw the fallen is held in place ... at least for now.
CAUTION take another trail through the woods!
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These are the four moons of 'Ole, times for reflection, weeding, cleaning, sharping tools, and preparing for the next steps. As Mahina approaches her fullness (HO'ONUI phases) I am conscious of
the astrology behind such a moon. It is important to know on what land, what place I am. I reflect upon the connections with the First Peoples' of this moku;
pa'a this connection to the Tulalip Lushootseed Language where my husband and I start to learn the sounds, words,
'olelo of this place. Listen. Hear.
