And the winner, drawn from the old straw hat, is none other than Heidi. Ok, Heidi, we need to go to email on this. Browse through the site and find a photo that you would like as a print. Email me with your decision, and we’ll take it from there, ok?
The blue birds are Blue Grosbeaks and the woodpecker is the Pileated Woodpecker.
Thank you for playing the game, everyone!
We all have been waiting patiently to see how this contest would fall out, and I can tell you it’s been something akin to herding cats.
Regardless, this recipe is a Houma Indian recipe taught to me by one of my sister-in-laws; well, actually the only one who bakes them. This is about the only kind of pie I’ve ever seen my native American kinfolk bake or eat. Is that strange?
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***jumps up and down clapping*** YEAH!!! Thank you! I will start looking right now! LOL