Author Archives: Kim Hofhiens

First Nations Mic Mac language & Reformed Egyptian

Native Americans had their own written language according to a Catholic Missionary. Father LeClerc served among the Mi’kmac people in what is now called Acadian Canada in the 1600’s. Father LeClerc reported that he saw children exchanging notes on birchbark paper in the Mi’kmac language. In the 1730’s, a Catholic Priest named Peirre Milliard wroteContinue reading “First Nations Mic Mac language & Reformed Egyptian”

Welcome to Dry Creek Mill

March 2020 was a very different time. The media encouraged us to stay home even as they informed us of CoVid19. I began writing in my journal more. My library furloughed their workers. And I began writing stories. Like most people I searched the web. Alot. I loved to read about the Mound Builders. TheyContinue reading “Welcome to Dry Creek Mill”