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We open when we get together on Christmas Eve. On Christmas morning I prepare a nice breakfast and open the rest of our gifts together.
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Moccasin Day at work! Native American Month 👍😍 Very comfortable too 😁
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My daughter's Isis & Lila Ayala proudly "Rocked their Moccs" in Shiprock, NM for Native American Heritage Month at Atsa Biyaazh Community School/Northwest Mid School. (Shiprock Associated School Inc.)
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My daughter (22 months) and I rocked our mocs on the 15th of November.
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Frybread
First make your dough.Make your dough out of flour,warm water and baking powder.Once done with your mixing all your mixing.Put your pan up,make sure to put your oil in and let pot sit their for awhile to get hot or warm.Once warm get an good size ball of dough and start flipping your dough to a circle.Once in a circle lightly put in your hot pot.Give it about 2 to 3 mins on each side to get nice and golden.If put is very hot leave 1 to 2 mins on each side to get golden.Make sure to keep a close eye on your bread so does not burn.Once nice and golden take out let oil drip off and put in pot.Repeat the same thing from when your pot is warm and getting a good size half of dough.Once dough is almost gone enjoy your freshly warm frybread
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I have been a kindergarten teacher in Bluff and Montezuma Creek Elementary for the last 10 years. Iove my job, the children, and the Navajo culture! I am rocking my Mocs from head to toe!
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Taken at the US Capitol lawn. DC DINÉ Women from IHS & BIA.
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On top of BIA HQ. My best friend is also in the picture & is half Diné, half Sioux
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Taken by the reflection pond by BIA HQ, Washington DC
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School Social Worker, rocking my Mocs at work on 11-15-19.
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Rocking my Mocs with the Duke City skyline in the background.
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Bian ( pronounced beyon) and Danay (pronounced deny) are fraternal twins. They turn 6 on November 21. They take so much joy in being Navajo. Always asking questions and wanting to learn new things. They are half Navajo and half Mexican.
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My sisters, niece and I after my graduation at Fort Lewis College. April 2019.
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