What a fun day!

So yesterday, I spent a little too much time on the computer, waiting for pictures to upload, did a little cleaning, and a little reading, texting my good friend Summer in Edmonton and had a tea with a friend. 

An okay day, pretty relaxed... until- katimavik Thanksgiving.

I also forgot to mention that Friday, I thought Northern Sun was going to burn down from a forest fire (but it's okay!)  But I was really upset, of course.
And last night, my sister was in yet another car accident.

I invited myself over because I hadn't really met the Kaitmavik group and I wasn't going to wait for Chris to invite me.  "We have too much food, invite friends!" says Jack, who's a shaman (I've known him a while, but only found out recently that he's actually a shaman.)   There was about 20 people in a small space, with 5 small, hyper children, so the energy wasn't quite what we call calm... I just observed, mostly, laughed and enjoyed good food!

Then, we witnessed two dogs having a little trouble post, well, they hadn't gotten to pillow talk because they were stuck. 
At first we thought the dog's paw was inside the other's anus.
Then we thought they were glued.
But I, of course, was the one to intervene, and the dog's penis was just too big and got stuck.  So I guess the dog tried walking away while it was still inside and it couldn't. The leg was caught, so I thought the leg was broken. "It's mangled!" I said.  But I guess it was a little more flexible than I presumed...
I moved the leg that was caught and then, within 30 seconds, flllllsh! the penis came out with a splash. Yumm.... 

Sam told me that this happens sometimes when different breeds mix because some breeds just have bigger packages that aren't designed to fit in others.
Then I went to a hip hop concert with Katimavik.  Fresh IE.  We got the end of it, but it was fun anyway!  I think we were the only ones dancing, and most of the crowd was about 10 and under so it made a difference that we were there.

And today, I found out that I may be teaching a grade 3 class!  I don't know quite what's going to happen, but we'll see!