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Spreading the Gospel
God uses many people in many different ways to spread the gospel. This was on Facebook this week and I thought it was worth sharing. Yes, I clicked “like”… “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” — … Continue reading
Things were just ducky…
There’s some advantage to being the senior member of a well-mannered duck hunting party. At least for a while. I’m talking “senior” as in card-carrying AARP member. Do you need some help loading the Ranger? No, we got it. How about the decoys? Got them, too. Where should I sit? etc….etc… “You just get your … Continue reading
Getting my ducks in a row
It’s 2014. Wow! Time does fly by when you are having fun! The past two weeks have been good ones for me. Lots of celebrating, good eating, hunting and visiting with friends and family. We took a break from the daily blog, but we’re back to our routine beginning today. I hope you had a … Continue reading
Merry Christmas
Lake Level, Weather update Thanks to the dozens of city and parish employees and law enforcement, emergency workers, Claiborne Electric employees and volunteer workers who helped with the disaster Saturday caused by several tornadoes in our parish. Our prayers are with those who suffered damages and the sheer fright of this event. There’s no … Continue reading
The Night Before Christmas – D’Arbonne style
‘Twas the night before Christmas and all across the lake Only two ducks were still stirring, a hen and a drake. The yo-yo’s were hung on the boat dock with care, In hopes some big crappie would soon swim up there; The coots were nestled all snug close by the shore, They were there by … Continue reading
Robertsons Respond
There’s no way to even come close in this small space to tell the whirlwind story of what is going on around Duck Commander Phil Robertson and the controversy stirred by remarks conveying his personal Christian beliefs about marriage, sexual behavior and what the Bible clearly states about those. Believe me, I don’t intend to … Continue reading
A gift for Santa
It was a rough year of fishing for Santa Claus. In fact, it was the worst year he had ever had. Not a single fish. “Face it,” the old elf thought to himself as he trudged downstream toward his sleigh, “you’re no fisherman. Better just stick to delivering toys.” The morning had started like all … Continue reading
It’s the Benthos
What has made Lake D’Arbonne such a good fishing lake for so many years? It’s the benthos. And that’s part of the limnology, just so you know. It took me 50 years to learn that. When reading the “Louisiana Conservationist” March/April 1964 issue, I found that out. As part of our ongoing recognition of Lake … Continue reading
New Recreation Area: D’Arbonne Lake
“A new Recreation Area: D’Arbonne Lake!” Well, it was new when this headline was written in the “Louisiana Conservationist” in the March, April 1964 issue! As part of our ongoing recognition of Lake D’Arbonne’s 50th anniversary this year, we’re sharing some of that article in a two-part series: “Nestled in the dry and red sand … Continue reading
The ugliest nutcracker
Special thanks to reader Ted Tisdale for sharing his special Christmas Story with us, and also, a special “thank you” to military personnel serving worldwide this Christmas. God Bless You! ************** CHRISTMAS in the Eifel Mountains of western Germany comes with heavy, low-hanging clouds that fill the winter air with droplets of water that freeze … Continue reading
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