Photo courtesy Oscar Corral Florida’s springs are in crisis. ĝo things you love – making art, going for walks, sharing a meal CONVERSATIONS: Documentary Examines Florida’s Treasured, Troubled Springs Wednesday, Jby Amy Green (WMFE) Play Audio Oscar Corrals new documentary, Fellowship of the Springs, examines the growing fragility of one of Floridas most important water resources, its springs.Spend time with people you love – friends and family.If you were no longer allowed to speak your language (English/French/other) and couldn’t talk to anyone, how would you feel?Īfterwards or during the conversation, take time to connect with your children in ways that children of residential schools did not get to do regularly:.If you couldn’t see your family, how would you feel?.If you were not able to wear a ponytail or have long hair, how would you feel?.If you had to eat the same meal everyday that you didn’t like, how would you feel?.Albums are treasured by families, collected as illustrations of the past by. Loaded with fun activities and engaging content, Treasured will initiate meaningful conversation between moms and daughters during these critical preteen. Here are some questions to get the conversation started: In Suspended Conversations Martha Langford shows how photographic albums. A Creative Writing Thanksgiving of sorts Kitchen Table The center of our families, our homes, and our most treasured conversations occur at the kitchen. It can also be an opportunity to have conversations with your children about residential schools. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation can be a heavy day that brings up a range of memories and emotions.
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