From deep, deep in the cotton-pickin' red clay'd piney woods o' east Texas, I bring you the tales of my sister Bethzilla, hideous freakin' white trash welfare-cheatin' pill-popping, bowl-smoking, vodka-swilling redneck swamp thing what done crawled up out of the danged boggy bottoms of Uncertain, Texas and also of Momma, a transplanted, dirt-floored, rice paddy, hand-raised Cajun girl from the south Texas depression era. Take a look see. Go ahead, lookee.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Raison d'être at LSU
My friend Louise Kripal who lives in Longbeach, California wanted to dig up some of her Louisiana plantation roots and so we all went to LSU's famous Hill Memorial Library in Baton Rouge to see copies of the family slave sale transactions.
Tags: Hill Memorial Library, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, LSU, slave sales, series, roadtrip, marquisdejolie, tourism, tourist, travel, roots, raison d'être
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