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Nancy provides us with an ice-breaker. |
Catching up is always engaging. |
Meeting people with specific qualities. |
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Nancy and Daniel discuss their next move. |
Time to set up the cultures. |
Teams are chosen by counting off a number. |
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Preparing to start a culture. |
Time to get to work. |
Deciding on the rules that govern the culture. |
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Discussing the culture's name. |
Acting out the rituals and customs. |
Planning how to use the cards. |
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Chosing the symbols of the culture. |
Practicing greetings. |
Who makes the decisions? |
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Hats can be important. |
Physical contact can mean many things. |
It's time to meet another culture. |
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Embarking on a trek to meet a new culture. |
That's a strange greeting. |
Yep, those hands are a part of her greeting. |
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It's a holiday! |
We're all part of the same culture. |
Join us! |
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Watch out for the gold! |
Being incorporated into the new culture. |
Trying to understand. |
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Our custom. |
A rebel in the mix. |
That's our idol. |
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Let's say goodbye. |
And, hello to you too! |
Our greeting works this way. |
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That's taboo! |
My elbow to you. |
My card helps me communicate. |
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Another holiday! |
Those spots represent something. |
Banished for misconduct. |
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Back home to regroup. |
Nancy makes herself heard. |
Figuring it all out. |
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Heading off to lunch. |
Taking a lunch break. |
Workshops often come with a catered luncheon. |
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The Shack in Missoula provides the food. |
Discussing the pros and cons of the cultures encountered. |
Getting our impressions down on paper. |
