Hugs & Kuniks To You All OR A Kunik Is Just A Kunik

So a few weeks ago I received the following email out of the blue. It made me laugh, it made me happy - it truly was the cherry on the cake of my day. And it also confirmed a thing or two I’ve long since suspected regarding being Kunikcal. While the following has absolutely nothing to do with Diabetes, I thought I'd share it with you anyway!

The following is the email exchange that occurred.

Hi,

I found your blog when I Googled the word Kunik (just for fun...) I was googling Inuit words to see if I could come up with anything funny to send to a friend (serious business, this is...)

Anyway, just for fun, I thought I would tell you that a Kunik is an Inuit kiss. I like your blog. Have a nice day.Eskimo Kisses, Arm Hair, Moon Flags & Spike Lee vs. Stan Lee vs. Bruce LeeRead more: http://www.esquire.com/style/answer-fella/answerfella0507#ixzz0S3aQNacx

Taqralik

Hey T!

Thanks for the info! Actually, I WAS aware that KUNIK was an Inuit word for kiss. And yes, Googling Kunik is how I found it out. None of my friends believed me, but I think it's INCREDIBLY COOL. I'm glad you like my blog and I hope that you have a great day!! HUGS & KUNIKS!

Kelly K

KellyAha!

Tell your friends an Eskimo said there's no more satisfying kiss!

T-

T-

I ABSOLUTELY WILL!!!

And there you have it!! So ironical because:

A. I'm not Inuit

B. I love to kunik

C. When I was a very little girl, my uncle (who lived in Canada- 600 miles north of Toronto, in Tundra country,) sent me brown seal skin Eskimo boots that I refused to take off.

I wore them all winter- inside and out! I loved the fact that they were made by a real, honest to goodness Eskimo, and I'd make pretend that I was an actual, honest to goodness Eskimo.

I also loved the fact that when I wore them on the beach- they were 100% waterproof.

Other Interesting Kunik facts:

A Kunik is also a type of triple creme goat cheese made by Nettle Meadow Farms, which explains SO many things. So yes, I am indeed cheesy- And have absolutely no problem admitting that.

I can't wait to try it!!!

Image courtesy of Elmwood Market

A Kunik is also a spiffy & stylish camera made in Germany. Today people actually collect them, for both the camera's looks and photographic abilities. And on a personal note, I believe that one would most certainly need to say KUNIK when having one's picture taking with a Kunik Camera.

More about Kunik Cameras HERE

Hugs and Kuniks to you all!