click here to see more pictures. First week of June, teachers who won’t be back next year bring boxes to the airport. Everything has to be packed and shipped south. Clean up the house, get ready to go. I have one more weekend in Kangirsuk. This is your last chance to have your photo taken. Let me know if you want me to take your picture. On June 23 I’ll be gone.
click here to see more pictures. Minnie Annahatak graduated from Sautjuit School, Kangirsuk. The celebration took place on June 5, 2009, with speeches, presentations, generous gifts, a wonderful cake and festivities. Congratulations Minnie Annahatak!
click here to see more pictures. Coop Store, Kangirsuk, is a popular place to hang out and greet people after work or after school. Here are a few photos I took after buying groceries Monday afternoon.
click here to see more pictures. Benoit Havard returned to Kangirsuk to enjoy some outdoor activity in Kangirsuk. He was here two years ago, during his paraski tour of the region. Weather was good over the weekend. People went out goose hunting and fishing.
click here to see more pictures. A sure sign of spring, the scooters start racing back and forth between northern side and Coop side. A dog gave birth to six puppies. Play volleyball, spring fever, melting snow, goose hunting, go out hunting and fishing while the ice still lasts.
click here to see more pictures. People relaxing, feeling good because spring has arrived; it’s getting warmer.
click here to see more pictures. Here’s another silly story that really doesn’t make a lot of sense. I’m more interested in doing artwork than in fussing over a narrative. These poor space aliens ran into a misunderstanding at the shopping mall. Hopefully next time they visit earth, their experience will be more positive.
click here to see more pictures. Surrender, let go, I won’t be rehired next year because they say I’m not a qualified teacher, even though I have two masters degrees and six years experience. Oh well, some things you can’t change. Time to move on. I’ll be flying back to Montreal on June 30. If anyone needs a photographer, graphic artist, writer or teacher, let me know.
click here to see more pictures. There’s a perfume called Samsara. I looked up the word. It means the cycle of life and death, people running around trying to be happy. Some people make it and become rich and famous, others end up frustrated. Some try to escape into a dream, while others end up wandering without purpose, like spilled milk flowing all over the place. There’s a lot of jealousy, ignorance, anger, too much for a few pictures. I’ll have to make more.
click here to see more pictures. Breakfast was provided at Sautjuit School on April 29 for students. A variety of healthy foods were served, putting the students in good spirits.