After getting Eric unpacked, we ate lunch at Lasyone’s (La-see-awns), famous for their meat pies.
Bob and I each had a crawfish pie and red beans and rice.
Eric had a meat pie and potato salad.
If you missed my earlier post on Natchitoches, you can read it here.
To get to Natchitoches, part of our route takes us through the Kisatchie National Forest. It’s a lovely drive.
We’ll see Eric again in three weeks. In case you were wondering, and I have to say I even surprised myself, I did not cry as we left Natchitoches.
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I'm glad you didn't cry. To me, that means everyone is very comfortable with the decision for Eric to spread his wings. You did a good job of transforming the cold room into one that is user friendly. I hope the whole family has a great year. Eric in his place and Andrew in his.
bev
Sounds like you and Eric are growing up just fine, Angie. God bless you all.
Does this mean that Eric's not playing soccer this fall at SHHS? Just kidding, couldn't resist. Congrats to Eric and to all of you ... all of you know already this is but another step on his path to greatness
Thanks, Greg (and Jan and Bev),
Eric will play soccer every chance he gets at LSMSA, but they don't have a formal team. He signed up for karate in gym class. That should be interesting.
Thanks for following the blog.
haha well you know he can kick hard ... give Hong Kong Phooey our best.
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