Marie's presentation on the History of the French in Texas is below.Wednesday, July 14, 2010
It's Bastile Day! Part 1

Bonjour! The LIFE class was joined once again by Georges Detiveaux. Having previously taught us about French food, French wine, and French cheeses, you'd think we had enough of all things French. Au contraire! Over coffee and croissants, Georges returned to give us the history of the Cajun peoples. And (probably to make sure this was the last time he had to face our ravenous LIFE class) Georges was joined by the French Consulate of Houston's Deputy Cultural Attaché & Educational & Linguistic Attaché, Marie Maurannes, who taught us about the history of the French in Texas. Mon dieu - a double header! They had so much to tell us they could barely squeeze it into the hour long class, and we had to post it on two blogs. Georges' presentation on the Cajuns is posted below. Marie's presentation is posted in the next blog, It's Bastile Day! Part 2. Au revoir!
George's sources for his portion of the presentation can be found at:
www.delicious.com/georgesd/cajun
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
A Former Disk Jockey Reveals it all!
Jim Pruett of KLOL's Stevens and Pruett took us on a roller coaster ride through the history of radio and an insider's view of the trade. He regaled us with hilarious stores of radio shenanigans and public appearances.If you'd like to learn more about Jim Pruett, visit
http://houstongundealer.com/stevens-pruett/ranch.htm
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Fast for the Cure
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Watercolor in Spite of Yourself
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Organic Sustainable Gardening
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