Festival director Cheryl McCarty and ultimate volunteer Miles Boudreaux wave from their gator as the parade passes by. The friendliness and warmth they offer defines Rayne, where
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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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