Posted by Licia Berry on January 11, 2012
a story about searching for one’s lost tribe (see part 1 here) Lost, But Not Lost According to the anthropologists and historians, My people are obliterated, the extinct ones Rubbed out in language, culture, ceremony Diminished in memory, unnamed on the birth records Unrecognized as a people, place holders in the evolution of time…
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Posted by Licia Berry on March 1, 2011
I’ve been thinking lately about our years in Colorado; the mid-point of our 7-year odyssey, we bought land there in February of 2006 and remained there (mostly, with lots of travel occurring) until August of 2009. It was a great landing place for us to integrate what we were learning in our quest to be…
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Posted by Licia Berry on January 31, 2011
After several years of feeling homeless due to our family’s journey (which has felt distinctly like a 7 year vision quest, or odyssey) we are finally being guided to put down deeper roots and begin the process of buying a house. I’ve been thinking about “home” a lot lately. Well, that’s not entirely true…I have…
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Posted by Licia Berry on November 24, 2009
a story about searching for one’s lost tribe Wingapo Cheskchamay (“Welcome, All Friends” in Powhatan language) I share this excerpt from my book with you now because I have lately struck a chord in some of my posts….there are others besides me who do not feel that they fit in, and are looking for…
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Posted by Licia Berry on June 29, 2009
Well, more changes to report in the never-ending stream of it our family has seen in the past year! Since the ankle break forcibly sat me down, I have become a person who is more still and who is becoming more quiet. I learned LOTS of amazing things during the whole ankle incident (and am still…
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