So now it is TWO YEARS since...

[Alan]

Originally Posted by TheIknimaya

Hello everyone, I haven't posted here since May 29th of this year although I've been lurking here almost every day, I just never got around to posting.

I'm also wearing my Avatar T-Shirt as well.

Oel Ngati Kameie Aysmukan si Aysmuké.

Kaltxi TheIknimaya :nhi: Great to see you around again. Don't be a stranger. You could always meet everyone in Seattle next year

I'm wearing one of my Avatar T-shirts too! I always seem to these days...well ever since I first got one. I carry 'my' Avatar with me. Help me maintain that tsahaylu that, for me, was made on 22nd December 2009.

Originally Posted by misstammie

HAPPY AVATAR DAY EVERYONE!! ...

Hope everyone had a beautiful day and thank you all for the fantastic friendships and the love you have shown me. Oel ngati kameie. Irayo ma ayeylan.

Kaltxi Miss Tammy Irayo ma tsmuke fpi nga ti'eylan. Oel ngati kameie...in seattle

That picture says it all, doesn't it....

Originally Posted by apache_blanca

I was reading the posts & thinking: "Yes, yes... I feel this way, too!" but this pic really clicked me back into "the Avatar feeling". I don't know how to describe it but you, the family, surely know what I mean

the other day I was talking to a relative about "my forum" , the upcoming 2012 Uniting The Clans meetup, Our Only Home video... she said: "Wow, this movie seems to have really changed the world!"

Well... yeah! it changed us - we are part of the world - so hell yeah, it did change the world! Way to go

Kaltxi Apache ma tsmuke. Yeah, we all know what you mean.

For many of us it was a shock to the system, but we have all taken that feeling and evolved to open up to how things could...should be. Our friendships, that have been cemented in places like this, I hope will last a life time. I also hope that we can all truely make a difference in our own little way to leaving our home in a better state than how it was handed to us by those before. It is a challenge we can not brush aside...

Eyway ngahu ma eylan,

Alan