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Algonquin Water Song With Lyrics

Algonquin Water Song With Phonetic Lyrics Sing four times, each time facing one of the four directions in the order: EAST, SOUTH, WEST, NORTH Nee Bee Wah Bow En die en Aah key mis kquee Nee bee wah bow Hey ya hey ya hey ya hey Hey ya hey ya hey ya ho “We sing this song like a lullaby. The song means the water is the life's blood of our mother the earth. Water is the life's blood of our own bodies” — Grandma Nancy History of the Water Song There are many women’s water songs from many different cultures, and they all have deep meaning and beauty. The Water Song in this video has a lyric that is easy to learn and does not take a long time to sing. At the 2002 Circle of All Nations Gathering, at Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg in Ottawa, Canada, Grandfather William Commanda asked Irene Wawatie Jerome, an Anshinabe/Cree whose family are the Keepers of the Wampum Belt to write a song that women attending the gathering would learn and spre

Build Your Own P50 Pocket Size Car!

https://p50cars.com/ This morning my Son sent an image of a little kit car, nothing like the kit cars my Dad used to plan on building! If you’ve ever fancied building your own car, now's your chance. The P.50 kit is a perfect first kit car. It’s mechanically simple, all parts and components are a manageable size and weight, even the engine! Everything that goes into these factory built cars is supplied in the kits. Build Time is roughly 50 hours. Source https://p50cars.com/ I decided to have a quick internet search to find out more about these cute little cars. Having once owned a cute little Mini Mayfair decorated with flowers, this is the first one that caught my eye. One of the original vintage P50 cars, the article states only 50 were built and it's thought around 30 are still around, but this cute little micro car sold for a massive £49,500! A rare microcar manufactured in the Isle of Man in the 1960s has been sold for £49,500 at a UK auction .

Bamboo Make up Remover Pads by EcoPanda

EcoPanda Soft pads We all know now it's time to look at how we can change our daily routines in ways that do not cause more waste. Plastic pollution has reached crisis point , when we are shopping now we really need to stop buying disposable and single use products. How many cotton wool pads do we buy wrapped in plastic only to throw away as soon as they have been used? EcoPanda have created super soft, gentle pads to remove make up or apply skin products. Made from bamboo fibres they are super soft and reusable. The container they are supplied in will last a lifetime and the pads are supplied with a laundry bag to ensure no pads get caught up in your washing machine or lost with all your missing socks. EcoPanda supports the deliberate exchange of plastics for sustainable products made from renewable raw materials. That is why they are constantly looking for new ways to replace conventional products with environmentally friendly alternatives. These sustainable

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