
I’m Ready For My New Hip Now

Wishing you a quiet reset and a happy new year
“The Eagle has landed” – Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969
In July 2000 New Dance Horizons in Regina Saskatchewan put together a presentation for “Dance and the Child International”. It consisted of dance, song and poetry performed by about thirty young people many from Canada’s First Nations. I had the privilege of coaching and guiding them as they wrote their own poems.
This is the story of the teachers and young people involved.