5 thoughts on “Nova Scotia Native American Tribes”
James Halstrum says:
Learning from our regrets:
When we choose and take negative actions, against our own personal internal code of conduct, we will be leading ourselves to outcomes that will turn out to be regrettable.
The completion of the development of our personal code of conduct coincides with the legal age of accountability ( we have young and adult offenders )
which also coincides with the ( legislated ) legal age that we can buy regrets.
Regrets can be minor or major, instant or futuristic and have short-term or long-lasting consequences in our lives.
Regrets that are controlled, sold and taxed by the government can lead us to choose to become tobaccoees, drunkees, dopees , weedees, gamblees / casinoees, obesitees / comfort foodees, etc. aka = ( easily defeated ) the
” Seven Dwarfs of Regret”.
Regrets bring major consequences ( example = police records ) that can cost us the loss of the options in our lives and create medical problems in life.
Minor regrets of embarrassment only require an apology and, usually, that will bring them to an end.
When we have learned from our regrets, hopefully, that learning will keep us from repeating them, over and over again, as addictions.
There is help available, for addicts, to recover from the above regrets.
Please share this with appropriate others, especially, the first time WANNA-B USERS of the government supported, major, taxed and advertised regrets aka = legalized products & services.
Dori Anderson says:
I am searching for people related to Solomon Roberts, my GrGrGreat Grandfather. Census records state he was born in Nova Scotia. He moved to southern Ohio USA near the town of Urbana. I hope to find cousins and family history. Thank you.
Jasmine Vanderwall says:
Are these the native people?I am so last
Alana M says:
I do not see Mic Mac listed. I have my ancestry done and would like more information.
James Halstrum says:
Learning from our regrets:
When we choose and take negative actions, against our own personal internal code of conduct, we will be leading ourselves to outcomes that will turn out to be regrettable.
The completion of the development of our personal code of conduct coincides with the legal age of accountability ( we have young and adult offenders )
which also coincides with the ( legislated ) legal age that we can buy regrets.
Regrets can be minor or major, instant or futuristic and have short-term or long-lasting consequences in our lives.
Regrets that are controlled, sold and taxed by the government can lead us to choose to become tobaccoees, drunkees, dopees , weedees, gamblees / casinoees, obesitees / comfort foodees, etc. aka = ( easily defeated ) the
” Seven Dwarfs of Regret”.
Regrets bring major consequences ( example = police records ) that can cost us the loss of the options in our lives and create medical problems in life.
Minor regrets of embarrassment only require an apology and, usually, that will bring them to an end.
When we have learned from our regrets, hopefully, that learning will keep us from repeating them, over and over again, as addictions.
There is help available, for addicts, to recover from the above regrets.
Please share this with appropriate others, especially, the first time WANNA-B USERS of the government supported, major, taxed and advertised regrets aka = legalized products & services.
Dori Anderson says:
I am searching for people related to Solomon Roberts, my GrGrGreat Grandfather. Census records state he was born in Nova Scotia. He moved to southern Ohio USA near the town of Urbana. I hope to find cousins and family history. Thank you.
Jasmine Vanderwall says:
Are these the native people?I am so last
Alana M says:
I do not see Mic Mac listed. I have my ancestry done and would like more information.
stephen says:
Mic mac is a French name. Our name is Mikmaq.