Hello, Brenna.

Hello, Maureen.

What up?

Nothing much.

It's post-Turkey Day, gobble-gobble for us in the U.S.

Happy, this will be late, but, you know, happy Native American Heritage Day.

I actually found out, okay, Hobbit, can you not climb up my shirt in the middle of this?

I actually found out you can, it's called the land acknowledgement, and you can message their Facebook messenger app or text them at 1-855-917-5263 and find out what Native American tribes have lived on the land that you currently live in.

So if you don't know, then you're a white ally.

You should figure out what tribes look on your land and donate to them.

Yeah, it's different., it's, it's, it's different. Um, always supposed to, not living around all the

tribes. Yeah. Um, because I used to, I used to live on the Olympic Peninsula. And so we had

the Elwas Scalalum tribe, the Jamestown Scallum tribe, and the Quilu, and just the Ho, and, you know, all these different people who, you know, the tribes are still there.

And they're still very active in our community, and they do a lot of conservation work and a lot of good for our health out there.

A lot of, they're trying to do another health clinic and, yeah, they do a lot of really important stuff.

So.

That's awesome.

Yeah, so figure out about your local tribe.

I donated to a local native food bank, you know, since that is an issue this time of the year, especially the holidays.

Food is short for a lot of folks.

But I hope everyone, even if you're not in the U.S., I hope you are all staying safe and healthy and happy.

Because it's, you know, for a lot of folks, it's moving into the holiday season

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