Are you looking for a change of lifestyle in 2021? Consider a move to Sanirajak (previously Hall Beach), an Inuit community of Nunavut, Canada. Look how happy the sledding child is, a charming, little sculpture carved from caribou antler by Silas Kayakjuak (Qayaquaq) from there. Don’t worry about crowds. In 2016 there were 848 [...]
As we turn our thoughts to the new year, my gaze also turns toward the past. I met my Russian relatives for the first time when I accompanied my father to Moscow in 1962. During this visit, my uncle Anatole gave me a row of plastic elephants symbolizing family unity. I was touched and have kept this Russian heirloom, shown here, for 58 years. That blood is thicker than water holds true, despite language, political and cultural differences.
