Comfort Food From Louisiana: 6 Ironic Grinners! Cheeky Quote Day at The Social Poets

04 November 2009

6 Ironic Grinners! Cheeky Quote Day at The Social Poets - 4 Nov 2009

Ironic funny quotes comin' at ya, hard and fast! :)

From Denny: Found a lot of witty quotes for the Cheeky Quote Day! segment over at The Social Poets today! They will definitely get you thinking while you are laughing, a real two-fer to keep the brain cells in stellar fitness shape. :)

Witty quotes also make great writing prompts as they expose your mind to thinking about a subject from a different angle. Construct your own writing exercises for your blog or journal. Riffing off of quotes really does a lot to improve your writing. Give it a try and see for yourself!

Here are a few funny quotes for your tasty mind candy today (while you are detoxing from your Halloween candy high):

Quotes

* All my best thoughts were stolen by the ancients. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

* Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored. - Aldous Huxley

* The sinning is the best part of repentance. - Arab Proverb

* Do not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may not be the same. - G.B. Shaw, "Maxims for Revolutionists," 1898

* It's pretty hard to be efficient without being obnoxious. - Kin Hubbard

* Is a stolen copyright a copywrong? – Anonymous

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Comfort Food From Louisiana

Cajun, Creole and Southern Comfort Food: The city of New Orleans is our most famous.

Our melting pot of food came from centuries of history and the cultures of Spain, France, Sicily, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Lebanon, the Caribbean and Africa as well as a sizable Jewish culture in New Orleans and Baton Rouge - a wild mix! Today's newer immigrants adding to our Louisiana flavor are from Vietnam and Mexico.

In the process of how all these diverse groups learned to live together a wonderful culture of food was born and is cultivated to this day.

Photo by Lyndi&Jason @ flickr of Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Please tell all your friends about this blog! - Denny Lyon

Welcome!

Come into my kitchen, relax and eat well! It's a tradition here in south Louisiana to trade recipes and talk about food like other people talk about the weather. Advice and tips buzz around like Junebugs in summer!

Louisiana is an interesting place. It is like a little piece of Europe planted in America, especially New Orleans. Each city and town has its own flavor in Louisiana from my Baton Rouge to New Orleans to Lafayette.

As this blog grows there will be historical and cultural articles along with the recipes so sit back and enjoy!

Comments are welcome. If you want me to take a look at your website or blog then feel free to send your notice to: warriorspearl@gmail.com. If it fits any of my blogs I’ll be glad to include your link. Thank you for your cooperation!

Marti Gras colors: It's so New Orleans! For those that don't know, purple and gold are also the colors of Louisiana State University (LSU). Purple, green and gold are associated with Marti Gras. Gold is symbolic of Power. Purple is symbolic of Justice. Green is symbolic of Faith.

Laissez le bon temps rouler! (Let the good times roll!)

Keep grinning! Denny