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Wed
08
Oct

Patchwork

I am being treated like a real princess…and I love it!! I have a very special friend…Frank Simoneau and his lovely wife,
Pauline. Frank and I became fast friends when I discovered he was from New Hampshire!   
 
Wed
01
Oct

Patchwork

My darling grandson, Braeden, who is nearing his fourth birthday, has taken over the blessing prior to meals. The job of saying
grace has been Riley Kate’s job for years and now she willingly lets little brother do the honors. We were all gathered around my big round table one night recently and it was time for the blessing. We held hands and bowed our heads
 
Wed
01
Oct

DON’T GET TRICKED

I noticed this article the other day and I thought it might be good advice for you. There are many stories about how we can 
be tricked by scams and about bad people getting our private information. One lady, who was 66, got a call from someone who reported to be her nephew at 7:10 a.m. The comment from this not-sofamiliar nephew was “Aunt Susan, I am in real
trouble.”
 
Wed
24
Sep

Patchwork

The day is fast approaching for retirement. I can hear laughter already spreading across town. “Yeah right! How many times has Donna already retired?” It’s been three other times and I did retire, I just never left the office. This time I have good intentions. I have been employed by The Sabine Index since 1973. I am in the beginning of my 42nd year.
 
Wed
24
Sep

EDMONSON AMENDMENT

The Edmonson Amendment (Senate Bill 294) was declared unconstitutional by Judge Janice  Clark of the 19th Judicial District. This is a huge win for the ordinary taxpayers of Louisiana. Some of the main players who were instrumental in defeating this amendment are Tom Aswell for uncovering the amendment; State Treasurer John Kennedy for pushing the issue; the Retired State Troopers for providing the invaluable grass-roots effort; Robert Burns for creating a special website
and for filming the activities; and State Senator Dan Claitor for bring the lawsuit (as a taxpayer) whereby the rip-off was declared unconstitutional.
 
Wed
17
Sep

Patchwork

I believe there is a little bit of brainwashing going on in Zachary, home of my oldest son, his expectant wife and their two children, Riley Kate and Braeden. What’s so bad, is that this brainwashing is going on at Braeden’s church school—and it’s Methodist!!
 
Wed
17
Sep

50 Years Ago Week of Sept. 12, 1964

R.J. Robinson, owner of Robinson Bros. Motor Co. in Many, meet American Motors President Ray Abernathy. Conrad Wooley joined Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance as a field representative. He was a former administrator at Many Clinic and Hospital in Many
 
Wed
10
Sep

Speaking Out for Louisiana Citizens

Looking at the Public Service Commissioners (PSC) is interesting. You don’t hear a whole lot about this job, but they do have a very large area presence and it is usually a stepping-stone to running for governor. They regulate companies with lots of
money. One of these commissioners is Scott Angelle, who is from Breaux Bridge. He may soon announce his bid for governor.
Angelle is from Southeast Louisiana, but so is Lt. Goernor Jay Dardenne and U.S. Rep John Bell Edwards
 
Wed
10
Sep

Patchwork

 Several weeks ago, I noticed a tiny children’s sticker on the driver’s side window of my car. The colorful sticker was a little Moo-erriffic cow. I didn’t know who put it there or how long it had been there. Just two days ago, I realized that I had another little sticker next to the cow. This one was a reflective, shiny little lamb
 
Wed
03
Sep

CHANGE IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL

If this was last year, it would not be the college play-off system (CFP) and things would be a  whole lot different than this year. The 13 member CFP committee will put out its top 25 every Tuesday from October 28th to December 2nd. The final CFP poll will be released December 7th and it is from that top 25 (no coaches poll, no computer rankings) that’s the team with the two CFP semi-finals for the four other CFP polls will be selected
 

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