Totem pole

It was some guys who used to work in the Department of the Interior.

And he texts back immediately, Mary Maxim pattern number 415 totem pole.

And I was like, what the fuck? Jesus.

Oh, those kind of, yeah.

That was one.

You have something called the totem pole, right? The totem pole.

This has helped me think about Yeah,

I rank ordered all my, the ways I could spend my time personally and I ranked ordered them all the way I could spend my time professionally.

We're looking for entry points.

easy kind of constructs and ideas that help us frame and organize our thinking.

And so the Totem Pole, Devin Matthews' Big Ass Calendar, we have another member who has more of an algorithmic kind of spreadsheet approach to it.

But they really helped me think about how to think about orienting to my busyness.

Kayla Hounsell, CBC News, Halifax.

And finally, it was the world's tallest totem pole, recognized as such by the Guinness Book of World Records, but now it lies flat in the community of Alert Bay, just north of Vancouver Island, a victim of time and decay.

The simple or sad reality was that at some point it was gonna fall, or portions of it were gonna fall, and, uh, potentially injure s- in- injure somebody or injure things, you know? Or that was something that, uh, we couldn't let that happen.

That's Dan Svanvik, hereditary chief and elected chief counselor of the Namgis First Nation.

So this was a time when that was all coming back, coming back into the forefront of things.

William Wasden Jr. is another Namgis hereditary chief.

He says many people were emotional watching the totem pole being dismantled, but he sees it another way.

That cedar t- totem pole, it, it's had its day.

That won't happen again.

The next time you shop, you look for the special Totem Pole display and Totem Home Plenty Ballantyne beer.

That's right.

Totem Home Plenty and Smile.