Freezing Moon
Sippin my coffee, the language of my father Binaakwe Giizis.
Nothing to do with current events except in the woods
You’ll notice the first frosts appearing and temperatures dropping significantly. It’s a time of transition as the land prepares for winter. Securing the house against the wind and snow, A time to gather up the harvest, preserving food for the long winter ahead. It’s also a time for the hunt to begin.
Other day I went checked in on Armydog, just as I left him last time, he’s still sounding like Armydog, this time, there was another Armydog at his table, what you hear is a Silver Star speaking
Not long after Armydog’s wifey says” I have a few things do in the sewing room, I’ll let you boys talk” it’s then I laughed. Armydog goes what’ so damn funny? Dog, I was thinking of my father’s calumet, his what? his pipe, told us to never share the pipe with a Woman, for they are powerful and on thier own time, so your lady is gonna allow us boys to talk, guess we know who runs this house ” ohh hush with a smile”. She went away.

Being the nice guy that I am, I shall translate as you enjoy her voice

It’s October
we are raking
off the tree the leaves are falling
as it turns cold in autumn
It is October
We are hunting in the woods
we hunt the moose
we hunt the partridge
It is October
we are remembering long ag
we remember them today
the Anishinaabeg here in spirit



