Jazzyjoker

Some good recs here. I would add that Kendall college has a dining room. Run by the culinary students. Food and service was excellent and super reasonable for the quality of meal. Loved Chicago

Killer hog steak seasoning. Love it

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Mine is still flat 1000$, they told me I’m grandfathered in and nobody will do that anymore which is why I haven’t changed yet.

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My policy with progressive is same. Definitely handcuffed to it given the low deductible which we used to replace roof a couple of years ago after one of the storms

Know Jourdan well. He’s a good dude. He works hard trying to preserve our Cajun culture. Not many folks teach their kids to speak French anymore. His shows certainly don’t meet the expectation of what Cajun French music was when I was growing up but they are fun; much more energy. My wife’s cousin and another friend are both in his band. I’ve been working on learning more “Parisian French” lately as I grew up in Evangeline parish and my grandparent spoke only French and so I’ve been watching lots of French tv programs. I see Jourdan in just about all of them that have anything to do with Cajun country.

Wife’s cousin fishes the circuit. My heart dropped when I saw this earlier. Thankful he’s not involved but awful for the families of the deceased.

Can be exquisitely painful. I’ve seen patients, specifically a friend of mine who has a calcium deposition disorder and we scoped her shoulder to basically break it up. She was pretty miserable. Injections will sometimes help. Good luck to ya

Agree with Notiger. Most places arent going to have a crazy selection and here in Laffy, I’d say only one or two have a better selection than I do at home. I’ll usually try to have a midrange type pour when out and about.

Evangeline parish was created from lands formerly belonging to St. Landry Parish in 1910. The area was originally settled by French, German, Spanish and Scots-Irish people. The majority were French, former soldiers from Fort Toulouse, and generations born there were originally called Creoles. The major families were Fontenot, LaToure, Guillory, Lafleur, and Brignac. The Creoles developed a culture that was a mixture of all the ethnic groups living in the area. A few Acadians settled the area, but outsiders mistakenly labeled all the white French people as Cajuns. Major families of non-French descent were Whittington, Haas, Thompson, Johnson, Whatley, Oliver and Walker.

We have stayed at the Westin right across the street. Great place. I don’t remember rates, probably used points. Highly recommend

Have been meaning to make it over. It gets rave reviews