Also, in the Works 

*A Series Involving the Little People from Secwepemc Legends Starting with The Boy.

*The "Rez" version of "National Lampoon's Vacation" is a parody that humorously reimagines the classic film in the context of Indigenous life on the reservation. This unique take provides a fresh perspective while celebrating Indigenous culture and their humor.

Indigenous Family Trip to Worlds Pow Wow in New Mexico, Albuquerque. Hijinks, Comedy, Crazy Characters, Laughs, Rez Dogs and Rez Culture Infused. 

It is a hilarious and insightful look at the everyday challenges and triumphs of life on the reservation, wrapped up in the misadventures of a road trip. It is wonderful to see how such adaptations create meaningful representations and foster cultural connections through humor. 

Feel like a road trip down Rez-parody lane?.
 *A Serial Killer Attempts to Kill an Indigenous Family. 

Realizes Missed opportunity to Kill Family Completely. Killer has OCD and Needs to Kill Surviving Escaped Girl. Traversing Many Characters Through Out Story, Emotions, Tragedy, Reserve Life, Language, Indigenous Trauma, Emotional Bonds, Conflict Resolution, Abuse and Hope.

* Theories and Perspectives on Fear by Mark Thomas Book.

From a biological perspective, fear is an evolutionary response designed to protect us from harm. The fight-or-flight response, triggered by the amygdala in the brain, prepares the body to either confront or escape from perceived threats. This response has been crucial for the survival of our species, enabling our ancestors to react swiftly to dangers in their environment. Today, although the threats we face may be different, the biological mechanisms underlying fear remain the same. 

Fear is also shaped by sociocultural factors. Cultural norms, values, and beliefs influence what we fear and how we respond to fear. For instance, in some cultures, fear of supernatural entities may be prevalent, while in others, fear of social disgrace or dishonor may be more significant. Socialization processes, including the messages we receive from family, media, and society, play a crucial role in shaping our fears. Understanding these influences can provide insight into the diverse ways in which fear manifests across different contexts.

Fear, in all its forms, is an integral part of the human experience. It is a powerful emotion that can both hinder and motivate us, depending on how we understand and manage it. Through personal reflections and theoretical exploration, we gain a deeper appreciation of the complexities of fear. By acknowledging and confronting our fears, we can transform them from obstacles into opportunities for growth and resilience. This introspective journey reminds us that fear, while often daunting, is also a fundamental aspect of our shared humanity, one that connects us across time and space.

Pictured kekuli (Pit House) and sesplúl̓k̓w (Gathering of People)

*My Book

A Journey of ever changing Scenery, Individuals and Emotions.

Living my Life attempting to Pretend I am something I'm not and that I am okay.

Trying to portray an okay Individual hiding Behind the Facades of how I interpreted Society norms, that are ever so Changing and Frustrating at times.

and now Faced with the True Reality of my Nature and that I am not okay.

In Turn Finding True Potential in my mind, Ideas and Dreams. but still Bearing the True Weight of Reality.

This is my story.