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Minden, LA

Back Alley

Back in February Terry and I headed down the road to the little town of Minden, LA. Minden has a fascinating history. Founded in 1836, It was once a bustling town and home to one of the first public schools in Louisiana. It is also the county seat of Webster Parish. Like many of the...

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Plain Dealing

LouisianaCafeSeafood

I’m supposed to be writing a resume right now. Someone should pay me to be unproductive because I’m really, really, really good at it. It seems like any time I’m supposed to be focused and productive with something I end up opening Aperture and tinkering with photos. Too bad playing with photos is the fast...

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Spring Break, Part 2

I suppose if there’s a Part 1, there should be a Part 2. While my parents were visiting the lovely state of Louisiana, we headed down to visit the cute little town of Natchitoches, the oldest town in LA that was made famous in the movie Steel Magnolias (which I’ve never seen). Natchitoches, which I’ve...

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Spring Break Part 1

Yes, still way behind on updating the bloggie, but progress is progress. I figured I should post about spring break before Memorial Day and the official start of summer. Did I take a spring break…no. But, my parents did come visit me over their spring break. As the long Iowa winter continued to dump 70-some...

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Just Because…

My relatively pedestrian morning at work followed by a lovely lunch hour of playing with the dog slowly derailed into a large pile of suck once I returned to my big, bad cubicle for the afternoon. And that afternoon lasted well into the evening. So now its time to go to bed and I’m left...

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Snow Day

We had an uncharacteristic snowfall here in Lousyana on Thursday night. My unofficial measurement was about 4 inches on the grassy areas. I had already planned to take the day off on Friday so casually waking up that morning to a lovely blanket of white over everything was perfect. Terry laughed because I really was...

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Dustbuster Du

Saturday morning me and my holiday belly headed out to the other side of Shreveport for a little event called the Dustbuster Duathlon. Pretty easy event: 1.5 mi run, 11.75 mi bike, 1.5 mi run. Here is where I would usually complain about the ridiculously chilly temps in the low 20s, but on the way...

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