June 2nd

     Before today I knew a little bit about the history and lifestyle. I had no idea about what all this meant and the hard work that went in to it. A lot of things stood out to me at the museum there was so much history and amazing things. One thing that stood out to me was the medicine shop. There was a little sign that talked about the man who ran the shop and lived there. It said he spent all of his time taking care of others that when he died the man who conducted his funeral had to furnish a suit for him. This stood out to me because I think this shows how selfless and caring the culture is. All of the manual labor and hard work they did is also impressive, it really opens up ones eyes to the things we have now and reminds you of how thankful we all should be. I think the time, effort, selflessness, and the fact that everyone is family regardless of blood or not seems unique. I also noticed that on a lot of signs about the materials the people who donated said they were sad to part with it but glad it would be on display for us to see its value. One sign about a clock said it was the hardest thing that she had to part with but was glad it was going to the museum. This shows how much they value the things they have and I think we could all learn from them. My highlight take from this was to value the little things because they will end up meaning the most to you in the end.