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  • bridalveil1
    Bayou Life

    It seems like yesterday . . .

    that my daughter was born. In 1982 there weren’t many women having “natural” childbirth. Even though I wasn’t taking any drugs for the pain, I still had to birth her on a cold, hard, surgical table. Birthing Rooms or Labor/Delivery/Recovery Rooms weren’t thought of yet. In spite of that, it was a great experience. They…

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  • couple1
    Bayou Life

    Would you like a sneak peek?

    My daughter and I spent this morning making a delightfully smooth punch for the wedding reception. Then we drove to town and decorated the reception hall and the sanctuary at the church. This is the church she was born in, baptized in, professed her faith in, directed music in, and where she and her fiance`…

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  • mothersday31
    Bayou Life

    Happy Mother's Day and a Contest Later!

    After you’ve visited with spouses, children, and grandchildren, and eaten way too much strawberry shortcake or dewberry cobbler, and after you’ve watched loved ones clean up the kitchen (that would be a great gift, huh?), and after you’ve had your Sunday afternoon nap, come back here and let’s see if we can stir up a…

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  • dannotermite1
    Bayou Life

    Another true tale of bayou life!

    Lest anyone think that all I ever do is relax in my boat, let me add that in order to maintain my captain’s license, I must spend required amounts of time on the water running my boat. There are days when it would be much easier to just stay home and not get my boat…

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  • backgroundrigs1
    Bayou Life

    I'm so glad I said yes, continued . . .

    There seem to be thousands of plant and grass species in the marsh. Way too many to photograph at once, so here are a few to whet your appetite. Welcome to this little neck of the marsh. The alligator grass blooms atop the clear, dark water The brown balls atop this “round grass” give it…

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  • rail1
    Bayou Life

    I'm so glad I said yes!

    And the question was asked over and over day after day, “Mom, can we please take the mudboat out into the marsh today?” And finally, there was a day I could agree to do just that. The conditions were that Termite had to get everything ready to go the night before, so we could leave…

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