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AmyFou 🕊️

Today is day 2 of the Symposium on American Indian Languages.

Yesterday was great. I think. I was mostly outside of the talks trying to halp with organization and food and stuff.

But I did get to hear O'odham, Cherokee, Kichwa and Kiowa while learning about brilliant language work happening all over the Americas

sites.google.com/view/sail2024

@linguistics

Regents Professor Ofelia Zepeda greeting the group in O'odham.
Mitchell Holcomb, speaking to the group about and in Cherokee.
Chelsea Wright, talking about language work in and about Kiowa.
Soledad Chango discussing Kichwa, and sharing some Kichwa with us.
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AmyFou 🕊️

@linguistics of course, while we were in these sessions, multiple people got notifications that their NEH funding was being clawed back.

So there's that.

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AmyFou 🕊️

Day 2 of the conference is now complete, and I was able to see 0.0 talks. But one of our colleagues brought Delilah the Boston Terrier with her for snuggles and I was allowed to take Delilah for a mini-walk during one of the breaks.

Delilah the Boston Terrier shnurfles around the sign for the Environment and Natural Resources 2 building.
Delilah the Boston Terrier inspects the sign for the Animal and Comparative Biomedical Sciences building.
Delilah the Boston Terrier shnurfles takes note of the sign for the Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring building.
#dogs#dogsOfMastodon#UniversityOfArizona
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AmyFou 🕊️

Delilah really wanted to dig at the base of this plant. I wasn't sure why, but then I saw the dead dessicated lizard corpse. I required Delilah to not roll in the corpse, she was disappointed in me.

A Boston Terrier wands to shnurfle and dig around the base of a shrub. There's an arrow labeled 'RIP' pointed at the dead dessicated lizard corpse.
The Boston Terrier looks at me disappointedly after I tell her she's not allowed to roll in the dead dessicated lizard corpse.
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