The festival kicked off on Friday night with the local boy scouts and weeblos parading the colors. There was something magic about seeing this little troop doing their job by Ferris Wheel light.
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- Community Service Field Notes: Miss Sulphur Herita...
- 24 hours
- Presto change-o
- Princess practice
- Minding their manners
- Return of the King
- Plaquemine's Parish Orange Ball: A grand tradition
- So long and thanks for all the Frogs
- Belle of the Ball
- Candy queens
- I think I detect a theme here...
- Brighten the corner where you are
- Duty calls, round two
- Duty calls
- Oh, pioneer!
- Frog Derby 5: The good Grandpa
- Frog Derby 4: Ups and downs
- Frog Derby 3: Not as easy at it looks
- Frog Derby 2: Meet the toads
- Frog Derby 1: Suit up
- Dancing by moonlight
- Fueling up
- Attention! (Sort of...)
- How to eat a deep-fried Oreo on a carnival midway
- A taste of tradition
- A new wind blowing
- Grammy would approve
- Time stands still and rolls on
- The Big Gig: Frog Festival in Rayne Louisiana
- Save the last dance for Basile.
- Hogs at Swine
- Warning
- She's walked a mile in those baby shoes
- Try this on for size
- The Away Team
- The Home Team
- The family that sparkles together...
- Prize and prejudice
- There are no safety codes involving rhinestones
- Greasy Pig Contest, Part 3: Dive! Dive! Dive!
- Greasy Pig Contest, Part 2: On second thought...
- Greasy Pig Contest, Part 1: Run for it!
- You can't hurry cracklins.
- The Other Fall Classic
- Creole Cowboy and the Cupid Shuffle
- Hot dogs are for wimps
- Under the Pig Top
- Going whole hog: Swine Fest in Basile, Louisiana
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About Me
- David Valdes Greenwood
- I'm the author of two previous books, including the Today Show Top 10 Holiday Gifts pick A LITTLE FRUITCAKE, pictured above, available from most booksellers, including Amazon and Barnes & Nobles.
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