Saturday

Week{ending}...

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It's like Christmas in our small town today. 

Preparations for this weekend's events have been in the works for days. Emily informed me that when she was little, she couldn't even sleep the night before. Needless to say, children who grow up in rural communities are easily entertained - and isn't that refreshing?

By the end of this weekend, all the little girls will want to be Miss Swamp Cabbage and the little boys to be cowboys. Most of us will have feasted on gator tail, swamp cabbage fritters and Seminole Indian fry bread, and cheered on the armored participants in more than one armadillo race. {One of this year's armadillos has been named after Emily - too funny.}

Jeans, cowboy boots and hats are the expected attire, and we will wander about to a steady stream of country music, dancing, gospel music and clogging from the gazebo in the park by the river. 

What does your weekend look like?


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{The winner of the Dayspring Coupon Giveaway is Linda Chontos! Congratulations Linda! And thank you to everyone who participated.} 

5 comments:

Linda Chontos said...

It sounds perfectly delightful Patricia. I love small community gatherings. Have a wonderful time. And thank you so much again for the Dayspring Coupon. I am thrilled!

Flowerlady Lorraine said...

It sounds like a fun weekend.

Love the photos of your sweet tabby.

FlowerLady

Allie said...

Now that sounds a lot better than my weekend, lol! Have a wonderful time! Love the pic of your kitty!

S. Etole said...

I'm so delighted Linda won your coupon! Love this little kitty and her expression.

Sandra Heska King said...

Swamp Cabbage Festival! Love it.

The cat reminds me of our first one. She used to suck on my shirts.