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Name: Paul Daniel Carmouche
Website:
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: I live in California but I was born in Lake Charles, La.
Time: 1997-11-25 08:03:00
Comments: I really like this site and I want to say how much I miss Louisiana. I've lived in California since '85 and I hate it here. When I read the stories and looked at the pictures it reminded me of home and it brought tears to my eyes and made my heart hert. I am 27 and I hope that some day soon I will move back home, maybe to Napoleanville.
Name: ?
Website: ?
Referred by: I don't remember!
From: ?
Time: 1997-11-20 16:11:00
Comments: This is a kool page
Name: Karen Ann Yu
Website:
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: Bacolod City of the Philippines
Time: 1997-11-20 06:39:00
Comments: My father and I enjoyed your homepage. We really learned some new recipes thanks to this page. We'll be back next time to check out your other recipes. Cute pictures! THANKS Tony and Karen
Name: Bernie
Website: Weekend at Bernie's Gothic Castle
Referred by: Hmm...I clicked the wrong button!
From: North of the igloos
Time: 1997-11-19 22:53:00
Comments: Bonjour! (or should I say Bonsoir?)
Just wanted to tell you that your pages are magnifique!!!
Name: pete, zach and mark
Website:
Referred by: Just lucky, I guess!
From: New hampshire
Time: 1997-11-19 08:19:00
Comments: your page is cool
Name: Aussie-Ron
Website:
Referred by: From Geocities!
From: You Know?
Time: 1997-11-19 03:54:00
Comments: Hello Char, I've just set up GeoGuide on my Page! What better to put as the First Link than Char's Site? Thanks for your E-Mails.. Best Wishes.. Ron and Eileen.
Name: Jay
Website: Machebeuf High School
Referred by: From Geocities!
From: Denver,CO
Time: 1997-11-18 20:25:00
Comments:
Name: Danny Tabor
Website:
Referred by: Doin' A Net Search!
From: Glasgow, KY
Time: 1997-11-18 20:13:00
Comments: Just looking at this makes me want to go down south for some good cookin'
Name: TrainDepot
Website: The Electric Train Depot
Referred by: From The Cajun Ring!
From:
Time: 1997-11-18 17:08:00
Comments: A great site! Nice graphics, easy navigation, good content. You might want to consider submitting an application to the award/web ring: The Carousel. The intent of The Carousel is to celebrate joy and creativity, and help unite interesting sites across the web. Its a fun place, like the slogan says, "where life may be a little happier." Thanks for the visit. Oh, The Carousel URL is: http://www.oocities.org/Heartland/Hills/1587/carousel.html
Name: Chrissie
Website:
Referred by: Doin' A Net Search!
From: Greensboro, N.C.
Time: 1997-11-17 17:02:00
Comments: I'm doing a report for my French 102 class on a French-speaking country or state or city (Francophone). I decided on New Orleans. I have to make a brochure on this city. I found you guys through a Yahoo search. This is pretty cool. Thanks for the information! - NAngel (Chrissie)
Name: Dee Rettig
Website: NAUTICAL-NAN'S
Referred by: From Geocities!
From: Weidman, Michigan (20+ miles west of Mt Pleasant)
Time: 1997-11-17 01:27:00
Comments: I really enjoyed your site. You have really put a lot of work into and that is very evident! Your children are beauitful and your dog is adorable. I came here from Debbie's site, because you are Cajun and also the recipes. No, I am not Cajun, but I have a web-friend who is and I sent him your page, so you may be hearing from him. "S" Can't wait to try some of your recipes! I like the way you keep your page updated. Great job all-in-all..... keep up the good work! Dee ~
Name: Kenith Andry
Website:
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: Lac Charles, Louisiana
Time: 1997-11-16 21:09:00
Comments: I am working hard to learn the Cajun language of my parents, and teach it to my four children. Our wonderful culture is not dead yet. We can still save it!!! My wife and I have started home schooling our children; this way we can raise them to know and love their Cadien heritage. I hope to keep them from being sucked up in to that cultureless lump of todays les Americains. God Save the Cadiens. Lache pas la patate. Kenith N. Andry
Name: Gordon Taff
Website:
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: macon Ga
Time: 1997-11-16 21:07:00
Comments: i am intrested in trying a brisket reciepe but i was wondering what you are calling "Cajon Seasoning" If you could hel me i would appreciate it very much
Name: Betty Premeaux
Website:
Referred by: Doin' A Net Search!
From: Biloxi, Miss
Time: 1997-11-15 11:16:00
Comments: I am so glad that I found your site.. I have enjoyed this hour or so, that I have spent here with your. Yes, I do agree, that we all have a little cajun in our life. As you can see by my name, I consider myself cajun through marriage. And I love it! I did print some of your recipes also, as I pride myself on cooking for my cajun man.( LOL )I will be returning here ofter and passing your site onto my two daughters.. Thanks and keep up the good work..
Name: Stacey
Website:
Referred by: Doin' A Net Search!
From: now - Green Bay, WI just moved from Florida
Time: 1997-11-14 17:18:00
Comments: Really cool site! Can't wait to try the recipes. Everything sounds excellent.
Name: Susan Leifeste
Website: Harris County Appraisal District
Referred by: Doin' A Net Search!
From: Houston Texas
Time: 1997-11-14 15:05:00
Comments: Looking forward to trying your cajun recipes, especially the cajun cornbread. I let you know how mine turns out.
Name: margaret conant
Website:
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: grandview,texas
Time: 1997-11-14 09:00:00
Comments: cajon food is one of my very favorite dishes. Louisiana is favorite area for a very different type of culture. I really do like your web page design.
Name: Billy
Website: Habanero's
Referred by: By way of computer and modem!
From: TEXAS
Time: 1997-11-13 00:55:00
Comments: Hi Char, Hope everyone is doing good. Just visiting again. I've been working on my site some, you'll have to check it out sometime. I've still got some on angelfire but moved some over to geocities. Learning a lot and enjoying it. Meeting a lot of good people. The habanero pepper only produced 20% in the U.S. this year. It is really hard to find and very costly.. Take care and God bless, BillyG