click here to see more pictures. Lightbulb Man is advised to stop trying to turn into a human. He tries to provide light to those in darkness, but the Exorcist wants him to return to Planet Wire. Once again, the Exorcist tries to get rid of Lightbulb Man, with shocking results.
click here to see more pictures. The summer is almost over. I’ll be flying back to Kangirsuk August 16. Here’s a comic, some imaginary figures, about Light Bulb Man, who got tired of being a light bulb on Planet Wire. He decided to run away to planet earth in order to turn into a human. But he gets into trouble on planet earth, so they hire an exorcist to get rid of him.
click here to see more pictures. Teachers flew off for summer vacation. It’s time to relax and get peachy. It doesn’t contain alcohol. I’ll fly back to Kangirsuk August 17. Best wishes, happy fishing! To see photos of holiday in Montreal, click on the Montreal button at the top, or click here. Read the rest of this entry »
click here to see more pictures. June 23, 2008, a graduation ceremony took place at Sautjuit School for Educators in Inuit and Native Childcare Services, taught by Instructor Corrie Smith-Drugget and Teaching Assistant Lucy Haukai. Lizzie Angnatuk, Rhoda Kudluk, Victoria Lucassie and Levina Taqulik received college diplomas by the CEGEP de St-Felicien representative. Congratulations to the graduates of this year-long CEGEP program.
click here to see more pictures. High tide is a good time to catch Arctic char from the pier on Coop side in Kangirsuk. It’s probably good also on Northern Side. The photo gallery also includes pictures of a go cart race held by the classes of Laura Danbrook and Tanya Hynes.
click here to see more pictures. We regret the passing away of Charlie Simiunie, December 12, 1993 - June 17, 2008. His funeral took place on Thursday, June 19. He was dearly loved by family and friends.
click here to see more pictures. Junior Annahatak and Etua Kudluk celebrated their high school graduation on June 16, 2008 at Sautjuit School. There was a dinner, followed by speeches, gifts, some throat singing and celebration. Everyone is proud of Junior and Etua. We wish them the best in their future.
click here to see more photos. A lot of scooters and quads were driving back and forth Sunday afternoon and night. Just before supper, I heard banging in the shed. Some children were playing. They found styrofoam and had fun with that for a while.
click here to see more pictures. A floor hockey tournament, a flea market and on Friday, a sugar shack organized by Laura Danbrook and Catherine Gagnon happened the second week of June, as school winds down for the year.
click here to see more pictures. Ice on the Payne River broke early this year. Ice breaks into chunks and then melts as it floats out to Ungava Bay.