Click here to see 2008 crawfish boil and Easter pictures. (The beautiful azaleas are at my Aunt Hazel's house.)
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Easter pictures are up
Click here to see 2008 crawfish boil and Easter pictures. (The beautiful azaleas are at my Aunt Hazel's house.)
Yum yum yuuuuuuummmmmmm!!!! And those azaleas are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI'll eat 'em if someone else peels 'em. Sorry. The Louisiana just hasn't rubbed off on me.
ReplyDeleteLaurie, when I went to Flikr, I got all my instructions in French. How la de da of you :
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As for the photos, some of the loveliest and scariest I've ever seen cheek to jowl---those bags of whatever they were, those kettles: I'll be screaming tonight. I hope it's in French.
I sure miss those azaleas! What a time-machine photo. Looks like you and the family had a fun weekend!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, would your family adopt me?
ReplyDeleteGah, ya killin me! I just took Clint to a "cajun" restaurant in Chicago on Sunday, lamenting through the meal "I have to meet a louisiana family that can put some crawdads out on the picnic table!"... I want to do HOMESTYLE cajun...
ReplyDeleteAnd then I read this blog.
I need dates and addresses, and I will crash one of your family parties. I swear, I'll bring gifts! Just someone teach me how to suck a crawfish head! Hellpppppppppppppp!
wow, crawfish! How many pounds was that?
ReplyDeleteJust - The crawfish were delicious and the azaleas were indeed gorgeous. :)
ReplyDeleteJen - Poor, Jen.
Lorna - Hahahaha!!
George - Consider yourself adopted. Pull up a lawn chair.
Gnight Girl - Synchronicity. Catch a ride with George on your way through Fort Worth on the way to Beaumont. :)
Susan - Hmmmm...several hundred for sure.
Ok, being up north, I would probably need to be REALLY drunk to try one of those.
ReplyDeleteOf course I say the same thing about shrimp, crab and other foods.
Alyson - It was!
ReplyDeleteGrimm - Oh, I LOVE seafood!