To Each Their Secrets

From Miss Piggy's Guide to Life (Henry Beard, 1981).

"Language learning is a noble task, and it shouldn't be taken lightly," Keli said. "Sometimes we need a good wake up call to be reminded of this."

Framed here are samples created by Sequoyah weavers. These samples reflect some of the colors and patterns that weavers could create through loom weaving. Some of the looms used in the past continue to be used by weavers and their descendants today.

Suddenly, a female cardinal finds herself in a winter wonderland.

groupers

by Andrey Samarin

a blanket of snow on fairy lights

I've seen people ask about it over the years and other people have tried to make a point to talk about it - how Cherokee art is different than other tribal nations' art. I will usually see it talked about how we do not have as many straight lines like those seen in many others, and that many nations inspiration comes from the world around them - for us mostly woodlands. It's also said lot of our decorations and motifs will have more of a flow to them and curved lines such as those you will see in vines or water - water being a very large part of our spirituality. I enjoy seeing it on pottery but I also love seeing it on basketry because it's a good display of how the environmental resources we have had may have shaped our culture.

This is the first ever Irish-language TV show to get a primetime slot in Northern Ireland. And I would utterly love for the BBC to invest in more of this kind of thing (it's a BBC/TG4 coproduction). So if this sounds like something you'd be interested in, please help make it a success!

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Coyote finds old dog toy, acts like a puppy A photographer spotted a coyote as it trotted into her yard and explored a toy left in the snow. What she managed to capture on camera is the beauty of play.