My Birthday at the Pow Wow

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May 2nd 2008

Published: May 31st 2008

Here is a short entry to let you know what I did on my birthday! I attended Montana States American Indian Council (AIC) Pow Wow and had a rip roaring good time. It was nice to get a chance to see a bunch of people one last time before I left the state, eat some delicious fry bread, and see some amazing dancing and drumming. Little did I know that the head advisor of the AIC had something special ... Read Full Entry

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6th June 2008

aunt janet
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lobstar
I am already in Maine, but I would like you to buy me a lobstar anyway. Love you

6th June 2008

CCP
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Luke Bonanza!
My Dear Lukas! or is that Lukass! How can i ever forget this, you have no idea how many words i wished i could have said to you, but none will equal the honor that i and MSU have for you! When i am 89, perfect number or not, i will be making an upside down peace sign and yelling to someone somewhere... "pee on you" while jumping up and down with my walker... you are great and i love and miss you and am looking for a job for you here!

8th June 2008

Jen
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The Dance
From these pictures, one would assume that The Dance for Luke consists of bending your left arm. Interesting... That was in no way meant as a diss on the Pow Wow or the honor of being honored and included in the Pow Wow. I just found it amusingingly coincidental that in every picture taken of you during this dance, you appear to be walking with your left arm bent. Did it hurt? You know, my good natured smart mouth comes across all wrong in print. I hope no one is offended, although I suppose if you find it offense or think that someone else will, you won't display it. This is getting out of hand; I must stop now! I LOVE MATH!!!!

13th June 2008

Angela
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Hmmm, a Pendleton blanket! I used to live in Pendleton! Pow wows are fun; Ive been to a few (in said Pendleton; had an ex that is a Native American in the tribe there) and I always had a good time. Shoulda bought me a lobstah when YOU were HERE. Instead we had to make do with stuffed manicotti. You left your Spudnuts; I ate them.

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