An Irritable Métis

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. In this case, I am happy to present the FORTY-FOURTH EDITION! of the monthly sentences. For those of you new here this monthly edition, where I post the daily, single sentences that I’ve accumulated for the month-just-ended, is based on the practice that ultimately led to my first book, One-Sentence Journal, back in 2018.

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. I’m behind on when I wanted to get this update out to you. I really want to write here weekly but sometimes, like when I am on the road a lot (as I have been, eternally), it’s a challenge. Consequently there is a lot of ground to cover! I’ll begin with a couple things IndigiPalooza-related.

Zaagibagaa-Giizis (Budding Moon) Edition Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. In this case, I am happy to present the FORTY-THIRD EDITION! of the monthly sentences. For those of you new here this monthly edition, where I post the daily, single sentences that I’ve accumulated for the month-just-ended, is based on the practice that ultimately led to my first book, One-Sentence Journal, back in 2018.

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. I’m only a couple days back from having spent a week in Alaska as one of the faculty for the Kachemac Bay Writers’ Conference.

Of how small we are Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. This newsletter began as a couple ideas I wanted to share on Earth Day but, obviously, failed. The ideas have since expanded and multiplied and wrapping my arms around them is probably more than I can accomplish in the near enough future; the result of this frustrated mental wrangling is what you will read here should you choose to proceed.

Iskigamizige-Giizis (Maple Sap Boiling Moon) Edition Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. In this case, I am happy to present the FORTY-SECOND EDITION! of the monthly sentences.

In the presence of all things Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. This newsletter might be the first in something of a series of posts on a certain theme that I’ve been trying to pick out of my snaggle teeth for a few weeks now. I hadn’t intended a series but it’s just looking that way.

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. In this case, I am happy to present the FORTY-FIRST EDITION! of the monthly sentences. For those of you new here this monthly edition, where I post the daily, single sentences that I’ve accumulated for the month-just-ended, is based on the practice that ultimately led to my first book, One-Sentence Journal, back in 2018.

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. I probably could have spent more time organizing my thoughts on this one but I hope you’ll bear with me. It’s pretty stream of consciousness with even less editing than usual but I wanted to share it anyway. I carry a lot of conflicting emotions concerning this past weekend, and if I wrote this piece again in a couple days it might be different … but not too much.

Boozhoo, indinawemaaganidog! Aaniin! That is to say hello, all of my relatives! Welcome to another edition of An Irritable Métis. I started this particular newsletter a week ago to coincide with the equinox but obviously didn’t bring it home in time. Rather than abandon all the hard work I’d already put into it1 I’m just going to pick right up where I left off. But first I want to say we are in the final days of the last week of the Native American Resistance for Everyone class and it’s been great.