Poor man's Provence
Subtitle: finding myself in Cajun Louisiana
By: Rheta Grimsley Johnson ; foreword by Bailey White.
Publisher: NewSouth Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Montgomery
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
ISBN-13: 9781588382184
Subjects: Johnson, Rheta Grimsley, -- 1953- -- Homes and haunts -- Louisiana -- Henderson; Cajuns -- Louisiana -- Social life and customs; Cajuns -- Louisiana -- Henderson -- Biography; Cajuns -- Louisiana -- Henderson -- Social life and customs; Louisiana -- Social life and customs; Henderson (La.) -- Biography; Henderson (La.) -- Social life and customs
Genres: Biography.
Table of contents: title: Blood, guts and a bill; title: A queen fit for a boat; title: Fried turkey, stewed Cajuns; title: Catahoula Cajun truck-driving mama; title: Big ears and alligators; title: Hot French bread when flashing; title: Putting down roots; title: A good time was not had by all; title: The tool shed reading club; title: Plate lunches by the pound, heartaches by the score; title: Saint Jeanette and the simple life; title: Hollywood might need Cajun Louisiana, but Cajun Louisiana doesn't need Hollywood; title: Staying warm; title: Angola bound; title: Knife cocker of the year; title: Doesn't travel well; title: Courir de Mardi Gras; title: Old trash pile road; title: Rue de putt-putt; title: My Mabel; title: Harry, the doughnut bomber; title: The retiring Romeros; title: Stormy weather; title: Fit to govern; title: Personal notes.