Then it was time for the feast. Caribou, fish and all the accoutrements. A delicious meal. Thanks to Stella Pien for all the arrangements she made. A few short talks: community-based Research Assistant Cheyenne Vachon; the Principal of Jimmy Sandy Memorial School, Joseph Whelan; then Celia and it was time to roll. About 70 people from the community gathered to watch – from elders to babies and everyone in between. While it played there was hardly a sound. Everybody was focused intently on the screen. For those who have spent time at feasts, that’s pretty unusual. My reward – at the end: everyone clapped. (DSC 3069) I figured at that moment, I must have done something right. Whatever comes next, the people who matter have given a kind of stamp of approval. Best comment of the night came later as we were putting the tables away. I asked a couple of the teenagers who were helping what they thought. One said, “It was okay.” The other said, with lots of enthusiasm, “It was MORE than okay.”