Comments for Living Traditions Writer's Group http://firstnationswriter.com Write to Remember Fri, 24 Feb 2012 20:21:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Residential school history study material by admin9 http://firstnationswriter.com/2012/01/residential-school-history-study-material/#comment-41 admin9 Fri, 24 Feb 2012 20:21:59 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/?p=238#comment-41 Hello. The bear was huge, the biggest in North America at the time. My grandmother, Kokom Bella Twin, was under 5 feet tall. Quite a difference. She shot the bear by the side of the eye. We have seen the skull. Hello. The bear was huge, the biggest in North America at the time. My grandmother, Kokom Bella Twin, was under 5 feet tall. Quite a difference. She shot the bear by the side of the eye. We have seen the skull.

]]> Comment on Residential school history study material by admin9 http://firstnationswriter.com/2012/01/residential-school-history-study-material/#comment-40 admin9 Fri, 24 Feb 2012 20:20:31 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/?p=238#comment-40 The grizzly was the biggest in North America at the time. This was measured by the skull as a skull can't be stretched. The skull is in a private museum near Slave Lake, AB. The .22 rifle became the property of Stan Reynolds in Wetaskiwin, AB, for his museum. I believe it is now the property of the Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton. Thanks for your inquiry. The grizzly was the biggest in North America at the time. This was measured by the skull as a skull can’t be stretched. The skull is in a private museum near Slave Lake, AB. The .22 rifle became the property of Stan Reynolds in Wetaskiwin, AB, for his museum. I believe it is now the property of the Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton. Thanks for your inquiry.

]]> Comment on Residential school history study material by Reece http://firstnationswriter.com/2012/01/residential-school-history-study-material/#comment-39 Reece Wed, 15 Feb 2012 18:13:22 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/?p=238#comment-39 do you still have that old 22 rifle and how big was the grizzly do you still have that old 22 rifle and how big was the grizzly

]]> Comment on Residential school history study material by cole http://firstnationswriter.com/2012/01/residential-school-history-study-material/#comment-36 cole Wed, 15 Feb 2012 18:06:24 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/?p=238#comment-36 hi larry how big was the bear hi larry how big was the bear

]]> Comment on My History by Stacey Carefoot http://firstnationswriter.com/my-history/#comment-34 Stacey Carefoot Wed, 25 Jan 2012 03:25:54 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/#comment-34 Hi Constance and Larry, I love the new look of your website, it's amazing! Thanks again for all your support of our Special Edition Magazine, it is much appreciated! Kindest Regards, Stacey Hi Constance and Larry, I love the new look of your website, it’s amazing! Thanks again for all your support of our Special Edition Magazine, it is much appreciated!

Kindest Regards,
Stacey

]]> Comment on New for 2011 from Larry Loyie aboriginal children’s books by RamonaWrites http://firstnationswriter.com/2011/01/new-for-2011-from-larry-loyie-aboriginal-childrens-books/#comment-11 RamonaWrites Thu, 06 Jan 2011 08:19:48 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/2011/01/new-for-2011-from-larry-loyie-aboriginal-childrens-books/#comment-11 Keep up the good work. Keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Goodbye Buffalo Bay and As Long as the Rivers Flow chosen for First Nation Literacy Partnership Project by Laura http://firstnationswriter.com/2010/03/goodbye-buffalo-bay-and-as-long-as-the-rivers-flow-chosen-for-first-nation-literacy-partnership-project/#comment-10 Laura Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:28:08 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/2010/03/goodbye-buffalo-bay-and-as-long-as-the-rivers-flow-chosen-for-first-nation-literacy-partnership-project/#comment-10 DDSB chose well.The students will enjoy your books.<br />Congratulations from GPPL! DDSB chose well.The students will enjoy your books.
Congratulations from GPPL!

]]> Comment on Aboriginal Publishers & Resources (Aboriginal books) by Living Traditions Writers Group http://firstnationswriter.com/2009/04/aboriginal-publishers-resources-aboriginal-books/#comment-9 Living Traditions Writers Group Mon, 06 Jul 2009 00:08:55 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/2009/04/aboriginal-publishers-resources-aboriginal-books/#comment-9 Thank you from Larry and Constance. We will add a few more notations soon to the list. <br /><br />Larry Loyie Thank you from Larry and Constance. We will add a few more notations soon to the list.

Larry Loyie

]]> Comment on Welcome! by Terri http://firstnationswriter.com/2005/10/welcome/#comment-3 Terri Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:21:00 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/2005/10/welcome/#comment-3 I will look for your books. I am happy to find your site. I am doing some reserach on what attributes would help Native learners be more successful in college writing at the masters level. Any suggestions you might be able to extend would be greatly appreciated. Peace. Terri Barber<br/>barberetal@msn.com I will look for your books. I am happy to find your site. I am doing some reserach on what attributes would help Native learners be more successful in college writing at the masters level. Any suggestions you might be able to extend would be greatly appreciated. Peace. Terri Barber
barberetal@msn.com

]]> Comment on Launch: BC First Nation Communities Read by Nakola http://firstnationswriter.com/2006/11/launch-bc-first-nation-communities-read/#comment-4 Nakola Thu, 21 Dec 2006 17:51:00 +0000 http://firstnationswriter.com/testingsite/2006/11/launch-bc-first-nation-communities-read/#comment-4 It was so wonderful to meet Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden on their First Nations Communities Read. They came to Lillooet and read to children at the Library and the schools. The books,of course are wonderful the illustrations are beautiful. Thank you so much for coming to Lillooet. It was so wonderful to meet Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden on their First Nations Communities Read. They came to Lillooet and read to children at the Library and the schools. The books,of course are wonderful the illustrations are beautiful. Thank you so much for coming to Lillooet.

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