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[Music] [Music] Killam, I thought the farmer, Nam, yo quiero. Heart the one knee in the session. Today, we're going to look at one of our most common types of thong, poodle, and there is grow. Whoa, whoa, whoa. So, one corridor, they drive experience in food is where the witness, the named Grover, come from. And 100 order created 400 degree at 400 in the oh-oh comes from the dog barking. And in the stool of the night, evening, in done.
So, what does they date to do with Grover? Well, the times of our super long, super normal, often make gobo from the leg bone off the pig. Could eat if they could he hit passed away, obviously. Like we do, many of us do know about Korea dogs, know pit box, same for our to pronounce. Well, in a big time, they would take the bones after they passed away. And they would take the bounce, the leg bone, the shin bone of the cootie, and create a koala from neck to honor the life of the cootie. And so they, the could Easter, I could continue to music to honor the connection that we are to from the handle. If they could e fast-forwarding into my lifetime, it's in a similar way, but a little bit different.
My first ever boy way that I made for the labor of sheep, typical hippie. So during my time, when I first started to want to make over, I was having a Sunday roast with my mum. And all I had picked in my pictures of whoa whoa, and I didn't really have any idea on how to make those. My mom got sick of me talking about these pictures, and she said, "Hey, why don't you, you know, walk the talk, and make one out of the bone on your plate?" Rugby. And so I took my mom's advice. You know, it's often in the house, and I'm using my X or in a drawer. I created this 20 years ago now. So it's been in the wars, this one. And done. Yes.
So the OO sound consume the core, whoa, whoa. Going back to, you know, corded or cathode Ian to hit on the module to the covering sound. See, you'll hear it in the back of the dog as well. You know, from the distance, and sue, you can hear that in the sound. [Music]
So the type of instrument, this is a cheap way. And just like you and me, each dog or has their own personal name. So we are either done that off humans, but my personal name is Jerome boy. This type of instrument is a hippie whoa whoa. And it's personal name, very simple, hippie or cheap. And it's a beautiful Kauai. Well, for me, because this is where my journey started. Donna poor was from the violence of Nam Nam, and listening to my mom, and in creating this beautiful hippie called hippie Morita. He beaten up way later on during my journey with tar pool, I was given the opportunity to work with some albatross. So this is the wing bone of a forward one, very special, significant money food. And this comes from the wing bone of albatross.
So when we're looking at the down Kia Dafa dmattia, so we need a coat OD joined with party Marty. And awfully Marty is one of our battle of the winners, a one of the gods of the winner, would say. In this meaning is me taffy marty is one of them. And thoughtfully Marty comes in the physical form through our brief thing, through your brief. And so when we're breathing this air, we'll be breathing the cleansing ones of poverty. They were able to hold me over in capita, take over sir, in aerocart early poverty ah, copper taco, the cool one. [Music] [Music]
One of the beautiful things that happens for me when I'm playing these, but differently down a pool, in particular, this one here, the war war daughter, is there I'm reminded of the experiences they're associated with the creation, and what was happening in my life at the time. Tamir to me, and many different experiences. So how I giving this wing bone of this albatross was very quite a same story, but still very special. And so one day, I was I had a call from our queer, and she makes a little boy there to my tears go away. And she got some albatross here. And I was given and come around anywhere, were no quitting. We'll talk about maybe you can name for the boats. And so I went around to visit this, and she told me that she had been given these he's albatross. And because these albatross it being caught on a fisherman's long, when I was quite a saint Thor, hewn out for she were those long right. And when he pulled in his line, he had called first by also here, caught eight albatross, you know.
So with the thought or, what happens is the albatross still fly far out to the ocean, okay. And usually they're looking for this type of squid. It has a short life. And the squid, once it slice over, it will throw to the top of the surface, or from one our ocean morality, and thought it's their favorite toy or food. And they'll fly out to the ocean. And most of them are out there looking for quite for their babies. So the hell what rustic tunes doll mama will fly out to the ocean, and the wait day, I'm an East baby indeed name. And they sort of taken and take out like they mean. So the baby was waiting at the nice there for them to bring back the fruit. So these albatross are out there, and probably would have mistaken the paint off the wrong line of the fishermen, and for they'd squid. So flying down onto the ocean floor, and sorry, the ocean surface, and eating them, what they thought was a squid. Ending oh, poop ending in a court like a fish. So this fisherman had caught eight of us. Whatever may have happened after they, they ended up in the hands of this queer, who makes beautiful color white.
So when I went around to her for any, as she was with this with his son, there was this albatross. And they were really big paint. Was this particular albatross? Weirdest wing bone comes from Moses, forgive me, its wings for you. Yes, long as my arms. Its body was the exact same size as my body. Meets the legs came down here like this, and here grows reached down about halfway to my shins. When we later, as she was laying down on the ground, there was a hit bigger in her beak. She was as big as me. I lay down next to her to make those measurements, and was amazed at the size of this these birds. They're very big, large, beautiful sea birds. Their bones are super strong because they thrive thousands of kilometers, and they're some of the most efficient birds flying long distances because they glide with very minimal effort. If you're really flapping their wings, only on takeoff and on landing, otherwise mostly they're gliding on the currents of buffered and white. They're the ones, and they're the most with just the beautiful moment that you're seen flying in the sky.
So we carefully took those my new, and I've started to remove the feathers for the query, so that she could have her feathers for who cut away. And there was a really big job. It was a really good job. We hung those total up into trees, washed them down, and slowly started to remove the feathers over time. That's a really long process. And after even more time, months went by, the bucks and the insects, there was leave, eventually was the bones. So it took about six months before these bones started to appear. And once they happen, we took them down, and we keep all the bones because you can use the different bones, will different polymer Jesus that we can create. One of the main cheese's we can create is the oil total. So that comes from Nick part of the wing. But it ain't done. Yes.
When I play the son, whoever total often changed water to the time of the life of the tall one. And I imagine on flying high above the sea, gliding effortlessly, gliding gracefully, like the magista fututre, like the magista car. I'll purchase into perhaps you can close your eyes and imagine me, you're sitting on the back of hot water, flying out. This was gifted to my partner at the time, then in the spirit of our ancestors, and our spirit of our Superman, our traditions. A lot of koala also used the time courting somebody for romance. When you fancy someone, took out Superman, wasn't it? Dear intentions, be knowing why cleaned up whoa whoa. And so at that time, I was getting to know my partner before we were officially together. And I was creating this cool way to acknowledge the connection in a beautiful time that we had together. So the name of this go over, this boo got a bottle, the sound of a song of my deep emotions. And so it's mentioning again, just like you and I have our own names, our own personal names, so do our approval. So the more the type is a whoa whoa, but you're nameless Pooh correct. Ah, whoo whoa whoa. Could be played in use for many different reasons, and still are to this day. Sometimes we play back away, very canny Hana, to fear well our loved ones. Sometimes we might play the gently, make the birth of our babies, you know, the end of life. And it, yes, I mentioned it, the other end of life, to play the Cobra, to feel well our beautiful loved ones. Yes, they doing it to the other side. Also, in my experience, what I've noticed as the coho can be played it to me Anna, really to help I'll feign me, the father, poniendo dog, the family, to help release those tears of grief. 8000 with dummy dummy. [Music] [Music] [Music]