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Thankful: Part ONE
It’s almost Thanksgiving and I’ve got tons of things to be thankful for. My family and I are very Blessed. I give thanks for that every day. I’ve also got quite a list of things I’m thankful for – present and past – when it comes to the outdoors. I’m sure you do too. The … Continue reading
The golden boat ramp rule
Yeah, you know it. The Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. With Lake D’arbonne down five feet, boat ramp access and parking spots are at a premium. So is space once you are in the water in your boat at the launching areas. So here’s my two cents … Continue reading
In the end
Matthew 7:13-14 13 “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. 14 But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.
Two perchin weekends…
Happy Veterans’ Day. God Bless You, All who served! Those crazy crappie perch jerkers are going to be out in force the next two weekends. Not just the regular ones, but two special groups, too. Fishing has been a bit challenging and I’m predicting an extra little bit of equipment for these days — hand … Continue reading
Help support LHH Saturday
Louisiana Hunters for Heroes, a hard-working, selfless group of people who work diligently to honor our veterans, needs your support. Not money. Not things. They need you. LHH is having a Veteran’s Day parade and family time at the Ike in West Monroe Saturday, on November 12 . Starting at 9 a.m. There will be … Continue reading
Living the song
If you haven’t heard the Katie Knight’s “Lake D’Arbonne” country song, you need to. It’s a Classic. You can click on the icon on this page’s middle column, click on “all music” then on Lake D’arbonne” and give it a listen. Saturday, I was living the song. The alarm went off early. I gathered up … Continue reading
Good morning, Lake D’Arbonne
Photos of this Rainbow popped up all over Facebook last week after thousands of Lake D’Arbonne residents woke up to this sight. And we’re worried about an election? — (thanks for the photo, John Crow) The Covenant of the Rainbow …12 God said, “This is the sign of the covenant which I am making between … Continue reading
Yaw Yaw Yaw Fishbaws!
It’s LSU – Bama week, and we can’t let it pass without our fifth annual version of the fish fight between the two SEC West powerhouses. *** *** *** There’s a boatload of reasons coaching LSU means a lot to Louisiana’s own Ed Orgeron. Games, players, recruiting, atmosphere, and now a biggie — being captain … Continue reading
Barham did an outstanding job
For months now, one-sided news reports about allegations from a leaked “preliminary audit” of some Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries improper BP oil spill fund spending have been circulating. The reports caught a lot of attention. But a closer look shows there is an underlying theme in this that seems to be aimed at … Continue reading
Something to think about
Okay, that’s not our regular Sunday Scripture verse, so what’s it doing here? After I read it, it made me think that we often look at another’s folly, judge and laugh, yet in that, we may be facing our own folly, or foolishness. This Presidential political race is so divisive. Mainly because the candidates policies … Continue reading
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