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September 17, 1999

Bah-dah-boom. I would never buy an encyclopedia — my wife knows everything. Most hospitals have the recovery room in the wrong place — it should be near the cashier’s office! **** Do you sleep well at night? Young people are so fortunate — they always seem to get a good night’s sleep. Young people go …

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September 26, 1997

There is one thing that even today is a mystery to me. This concerned a display in front of Cefalu’s Pressing and Cleaning Shop in Morgan City. There was a barrel with a mimic of “Jigs” (Jig’s and Maggie cartoon in the comic papers) in the barrel in his underwear waiting for his suit to …

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December 4, 1998

I was cruising along on Second Street in Berwick and all of a sudden I saw Charlie Savoie on a tall stepladder, painting his house. He has a lovely home that was originally the home of Mr. & Mrs. Weaton Bowman. It is built of solid cypress and is certainly a home to be proud …

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December 5, 1997

I remember another one of my experiences with my brother, Baby, that occurred on a trip which we made to Sicily. We wanted to visit the area where my mother and dad lived and went to church in Chiusa Scafani, Sicily. We also visited a place in Cocomo to see where my brother’s wife’s people …

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December 10, 1999

Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink. You often hear that expression, usually relating to people who are shipwrecked, floating on a raft for days with no drinking water. Water is very essential – it’s needed all the time: * To raise a garden, you need water. * To take a bath, you …

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December 11, 1998

I met James Vidos, Berwick Housing Project manager, at the Berwick Post Office. He said, “Nina, I love to read your articles in The Daily Review!” He said that he has read every one that I wrote. But the one that he liked most of all, and he started laughing again, was the one about …

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December 17, 1999

I met Clevis LeBlanc, an old friend of mine from Stephensville at the store months ago. I said, “Clevis, you look prosperous and happy.” He said, “Yes – there are three things in my life that I owe that to and enjoy the most: (1) the day I got married; (2) the day I got …

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December 18, 1998

Embarrassment? Yes! My wife asked me to hang some clothes out on the line, since she had to leave the house hurriedly and did not have time to do this herself. Of course, I did that small chore for her. A little while later that same day, we went walking on the walking trail. Well, …

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December 30, 1999

I know a friend of mine from Morgan City – his initials are M.T. – who was on a strict diet. He lost so much weight that every time he yawns, his pants fall down. **** Money doesn’t go as far as it use to go; but at least it goes faster! **** During the …

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December 31, 1998

The other day I stepped across the street and there lying dead in the road were two pigeons and a little white cat with a collar and tinkle bells on a ribbon around its neck. Why don’t some people, when they see pigeons a cat or dog in the streets, slow down? Or do they …

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  • WELCOME!
  • ABOUT
    • Our Vision
    • The Dairy Lady & The Shoemaker
    • Recollections
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    • Upgrade Projects Phases I – VII
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