My mothers family was raised on one of the many Plantations in Louisiana.
My maternal grandfather was a trapper, my grandmother sewed for the
landowners. Their children worked in the fields. When money was saved for
them to buy their own land, the children, as well as my grandmother, worked
in what was then called
The Shrimp Shed.
My father was raised on a Cane Field Plantation. He too was from a large
family. One of fourteen children, all the boys were used in the fields. It was
the only way of survival for many of the smaller farms here. If it were not
cane you were farming, it was fields of corn and cattle. My fathers father
did all three.
We, Terrebonne Parish. were one of the blooming cane parishes of their time. The Oil Field replaced that growth in the 70's and 80's......With the fall of oil prices, people stood by and waited patiently for it to come back. Those who stayed are glad they did. Our parish is coming back to what it was, way back when...........
I love to cook. And around my home and with family and friends I'm considered a very good one.
Don't believe me? Try some of the recipes for your self.....You'll be in for a surprise.....
Something else of interest. The spices that spice up our foods.....
Before I go too far with this I'd like to say that the background for my page and the one above are mine.
And now for the rest of my story...*s*
I also love music midi's......
Or maybe you're in here looking for some...
Maybe some great Traditional Cajun, and Zydeco
Or Maybe some JAZZ
Then again maybe you'd like to hear The Beatles
Now how about a little love to spice up your life...
Coming to Louisiana?? How about a swamp tour.
Check out this site.
The Cajun Express | |||
Louisiana Link | |||
The Midi Farm | |||
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