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Dularge Dynasty
Reader Paulette returned to her home bayou and emailed me this photo of her better half in a duck blind down here somewhere around Bayou Dularge. It’s a beautiful early-morning photo, taken from her I-phone, and I wanted to share it with you.
Worldwide Day of Prayer for the Oil to Stop!
Story goes, once upon a time, there was a state who was experiencing severe drought. The governor of that fair state proclaimed a day of prayer for an end to the drought and high temperatures. The day after the day of prayer, it rained cats and dogs and the Louisiana crops were saved! I’m not…
I just love wood!
Don’t you? It’s versatile. (meaning: so many uses) You can heat your home with it. You can cook with it. You can pick your teeth with it. You can paddle a ball with it (or a hiney wink wink just kidding) You can measure with it (yard sticks and rulers) You can play basketball on…
Have you heard of Story Corps?
Bayou Woman recently took part in a Story Corps and NRDC project. Come take a look!
A very fishy story continued . . .
This trip was with Diane Huhn, Volunteer Coordinator for Bayou Grace, and their hurricane recovery efforts on the five bayous. Diane is an avid freshwater fisherman from Michigan, and I feel fortunate to have made her acquaintance and now call her friend. Armed with artificial lures only–no shrimp, no crabs–we headed out one morning at…
From the bayou to Batavia and back!
Hello folks! I am back just now —- midnight Monday night. I have a morning appointment today and a wetland tour in the afternoon so I will come back here Tuesday evening to post properly! Thanks for all the great comments on previous post! Glad to be back home! BW

