Mitakuye oyasin

Kim Sweeney (sweeney@ssc.wisc.edu)
Fri, 9 Sep 1994 07:51:00 -0500

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Greetings all,
First, let me apologize if something about this has already been
posted -- we've been having some major system problems lately and my
mail is backed up for miles (it seems). I just got the latest issue
(Fall 1994) of Signals catalog (the public television people) and
it advertises "We are all related" shirts. The text follows:
"Mi taku oyasin" connotes the Lakota belief that we are
all related to everyone and everything--around us, above
us, below us. Wear this Signals exclusive to show your
oneness with the world. T-shirt is black 100% cotton,
sweatshirt is 50/50 cotton-poly. Made in the U.S.A. in
adult sizes M, L.
(oops!) XL, XXL. Story card included. Etc..."

I am just wondering what they'll feature in the next issue -- a
sweatlodge build-it-yourself kit?

-- Kim Sweeney
SWEENEY@SSC.WISC.EDU
Madison, Wisconsin

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