Said something in your language Used Snapchat or TikTok to keep in touch with cousins Went to a new store or mall in the city Shared snacks with someone Drew or coloured something for fun Laughed until you cried Used your phone flashlight when the power was low Your auntie, uncle, or cousin came to check on you Texted a friend to check in on them Took a selfie with a new friend Shared tea or food with someone older Said something kind to a cousin Wore ribbon skirt / braid / cultural fit Thought of your kookum or mosom today Shared your last juice box or pop Ate bannock or dry meat Got advice (or a roast) from an Elder Let someone vent to you without interrupting Helped someone carry something Made someone laugh who was feeling down Helped watch someone’s younger sibling Gave someone a hug or high five Shared a story with a relative Touched grass (literally) Watched the sunset or clouds roll in Ate something that reminded you of home Auntie roasted someone hilariously Helped someone pack or clean Shared your charger, snack, or space Heard an Elder laugh hard Slept on couch, floor, or pullout Told someone about your community Listened to a powwow/round dance song Let someone borrow your charger Share a teaching from home Checked on a friend or sibling Met evacuees from another community Tried to say something in language Stayed somewhere new (hotel, auntie’s) Listened to drum music or a round dance song Held the door open for someone Played a video game with someone else’s charger Told or heard a “when I was young” story Found WiFi somewhere random Smudged or saw someone smudge Someone called you by your nickname Sat outside or on a hotel balcony Watched Indigenous reels to distract yourself Walked to get snacks or chill Said something in your language Used Snapchat or TikTok to keep in touch with cousins Went to a new store or mall in the city Shared snacks with someone Drew or coloured something for fun Laughed until you cried Used your phone flashlight when the power was low Your auntie, uncle, or cousin came to check on you Texted a friend to check in on them Took a selfie with a new friend Shared tea or food with someone older Said something kind to a cousin Wore ribbon skirt / braid / cultural fit Thought of your kookum or mosom today Shared your last juice box or pop Ate bannock or dry meat Got advice (or a roast) from an Elder Let someone vent to you without interrupting Helped someone carry something Made someone laugh who was feeling down Helped watch someone’s younger sibling Gave someone a hug or high five Shared a story with a relative Touched grass (literally) Watched the sunset or clouds roll in Ate something that reminded you of home Auntie roasted someone hilariously Helped someone pack or clean Shared your charger, snack, or space Heard an Elder laugh hard Slept on couch, floor, or pullout Told someone about your community Listened to a powwow/round dance song Let someone borrow your charger Share a teaching from home Checked on a friend or sibling Met evacuees from another community Tried to say something in language Stayed somewhere new (hotel, auntie’s) Listened to drum music or a round dance song Held the door open for someone Played a video game with someone else’s charger Told or heard a “when I was young” story Found WiFi somewhere random Smudged or saw someone smudge Someone called you by your nickname Sat outside or on a hotel balcony Watched Indigenous reels to distract yourself Walked to get snacks or chill
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Said something in your language
Used Snapchat or TikTok to keep in touch with cousins
Went to a new store or mall in the city
Shared snacks with someone
Drew or coloured something for fun
Laughed until you cried
Used your phone flashlight when the power was low
Your auntie, uncle, or cousin came to check on you
Texted a friend to check in on them
Took a selfie with a new friend
Shared tea or food with someone older
Said something kind to a cousin
Wore ribbon skirt / braid / cultural fit
Thought of your kookum or mosom today
Shared your last juice box or pop
Ate bannock or dry meat
Got advice (or a roast) from an Elder
Let someone vent to you without interrupting
Helped someone carry something
Made someone laugh who was feeling down
Helped watch someone’s younger sibling
Gave someone a hug or high five
Shared a story with a relative
Touched grass (literally)
Watched the sunset or clouds roll in
Ate something that reminded you of home
Auntie roasted someone hilariously
Helped someone pack or clean
Shared your charger, snack, or space
Heard an Elder laugh hard
Slept on couch, floor, or pullout
Told someone about your community
Listened to a powwow/round dance song
Let someone borrow your charger
Share a teaching from home
Checked on a friend or sibling
Met evacuees from another community
Tried to say something in language
Stayed somewhere new (hotel, auntie’s)
Listened to drum music or a round dance song
Held the door open for someone
Played a video game with someone else’s charger
Told or heard a “when I was young” story
Found WiFi somewhere random
Smudged or saw someone smudge
Someone called you by your nickname
Sat outside or on a hotel balcony
Watched Indigenous reels to distract yourself
Walked to get snacks or chill
