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Furniture Maker/Designer/Woodshop Teacher | @daejdesigns

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No updates, just having fun taken in Anywhere and Everywhere by @its_daej

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3 months ago

Back Outside Recap!!! Thanks everyone for pulling up! We will certainly be running this back very soon!!

Very special thanks to @madame.myles @nsaa_spins & @incog.ca 💛💛💛🫰🏽🫰🏽🫰🏽 love y’all

And big big thanks to @threedollarbill.parkdale for having us!

#pridetoronto #sapphic #wlw taken in Toronto, Canada by @its_daej

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4 months ago

A dump by @its_daej

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5 months ago

D.C was fun💛🌻 thank you Rebs for the picturesssss by @its_daej

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5 months ago

!!!UPDATED!!!
A BIPOC Sapphic Pride Warm Up Party

For the Community, By the Community

Bring your friends, your boo or meet someone new

Sounds by:

    •    INCOGNITA @incog.ca
    •    MS MYLES @madame.myles
    •    NSAA @nsaa_spins

Afrohouse, Dancehall, Zess, Hip Hop, RnB

Online: $15 (link in Bio)
Door: $20

Limited tickets at the door

Location:

• 1592 Queen St. W @threedollarbill.parkdale

We won’t tolerate any weird sh*t. None of the phobias and the isms. by @its_daej

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5 months ago

Matriarchs 👑 by @its_daej

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a year ago

I heard some of us are only visible this week.. lemme know if you can see me 🤔 #🧡🤍🩷 by @its_daej

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a year ago

❤️‍🩹 by @its_daej

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2 years ago

Just in case by @its_daej

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2 years ago

“Out of Many, One People!!”
Happy Emancipation Day 🇯🇲 #gazaforeva

Thank you @briannablank for capturing these! by @its_daej

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2 years ago

“Seal? That’s not seal. No, you’re bbq’ing seal? You’re lying.” -🦭

For centuries, First Nations peoples along coastal regions of North America, from the Inuit in the Arctic to tribes in the Pacific Northwest, engaged in seal hunting as a vital tradition and means of sustenance. They developed intricate techniques and tools tailored to their environments, respecting the animals’ significance in their culture. Seal hunting provided not only food but also materials for clothing, tools, and art, demonstrating a deep appreciation for nature’s gifts. This practice underscored their sustainable relationship with the land and sea, embodying a profound respect for ecological balance that remains an enduring legacy of indigenous wisdom.

I was blessed enough to be able to take some seal meat home and bbq it myself. But of course i wanted to share this experience with friends. The results were amazing. The texture is very much like steak but it tastes like a fish.. i mean seal is a sea mammal so it makes sense

And to everyone who tried it😭🫶🏽 this experience warmed my heart beyond words. Love y’all ❤️❤️ by @its_daej

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2 years ago

Rebirth.

#eclipse2024 #gx85 by @its_daej

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3 years ago