And I am not a happy BW this morning. First off, I didn’t want to wake up today. I was sleeping soundly when my alarm decided it needed to help me wake up. I turned it off in my slumber. Minutes later, I forced myself out of the bed and into the kitchen, first to…
Here’s what we’re drawing for . . . Visit Community Coffee to read details about each of these Private Reserve Coffees. I think each coffee is offered in beans and ground. Choose the one you think you’d enjoy trying and get ready for the drawing. Comments are taken from the Fig Blackberry post. And the…
Well, it’s been a long week. Many of you read the post about Redneck Gumbo and you had a lot of good comments. Some of you even rushed out and bought the ingredients, which is AWESOME!! And then a couple of you even came back and said how deelish it was! I’d like to say…
Bayou Woman reaches 100,000 Hits on Blog! Bayou Woman (I’m speaking in third person now, for what reason I have no clue) would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has visited her blog over the year and a half helping spread the word about Bayou Life, Bayou Food, and the Louisiana Wetlands!…
Suzanne The Farmer’s Wife, who makes her own laundry soap by the 3-gallon batch (and I am duly impressed by the way) just happened to be the first one to post on this contest and she just happened to be right! Except that it is not a soft shelled crab, but a very lively hard-shelled…
1) Butterweed 2) Lizard’s Tail 3) Snowbell 4) Still unidentified . . . the leaves resemble wild geranium. 5) Still unidentified 6) Still unidentified 7) Purple Vetch 8) Daisy Fleabane 9) And lastly, these are the flowers that set this whole thing in motion. I looked out my kitchen window, and there they were, on…