Winter: Time for a Reading Treasure Hunt!
It’s a Reading Treasure Hunt, and it goes like this . . . and the prize is a BW 8 x 10 original photo.
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From Fall to Winter – Archives Contest
Before we move totally away from Fall and on to the first official day of Winter, I want to show you what abounds here. Unlike the northern part of the country, where I imagine there are pumpkins everywhere, we harvest a few different things . . .
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Chapter 6 – The Captain
We hadn’t gone far up the bayou, when Roscoe pulled up in front of the small local store and gas pumps asking me if I wanted something to drink. Never one to drink much but coffee in the morning, but not wanting to hurt his feelings, I said sure–anything. Quick as a flash, he was…
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Fish on the Half-Shell and Fried Flounder
I’m sure today you are too full of smothered cabbage and black-eyed peas and cornbread to be tempted by this post, but one day you will hopefully be inspired to grill up some fillets or fry some whole fish, the old-fashioned pan-fried way.
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Lots of warm fuzzies, everyone!
When you settle down in your night cap tonight (or settle down WITH a night cap), and check all your favorite web sites, I would sure like to know what YOU did today and what you plan to do tomorrow.
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Another day on the bayou . . .
Last Tuesday, I was invited to a round-table discussion of how the oil spill has affected our lives and businesses by Sarah, above. This is probably the third or forth time I’ve been asked these questions.
