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ISSUE 1: January 9
Bill O' Fare
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ISSUE 2: Sometimes You Need To Dance
EDITOR'S NOTES: In this issue of Killer Rubboard, we remember that New Orleans and Southern Louisiana is a place rich in history and traditions and something special, but also poor in so many ways. Sometimes, when you don't have much, celebration means more and comes in small doses.
-- Aileen McInnis, Editor
Featured Writing
"Nikki's Dress" by Katie McInnis-Dittrich
"It don't remind me of Nikki's passing." Lily stated with a big smile on her face. "It reminds me of a day when Nikki was more beautiful than any girl in the parade; when there were no devil boyfriends or drugs or whorin'."
"Bayou Bourbon (and Beer) by Ken Waldman
Sometimes you just need to dance.
The Krewe Du Review
"Mumbo Gumbo Cafe"
On a chilly day, the Krewe du Review goes on a mission to find a good bowl of something hot and and finds a tasty bowl of gumbo --- done Gullah style.
ESSAY: Getting Closer To Black: Making the Perfect Roux by Aileen McInnis
Making a roux should be the simplest thing in the world. ... Fifty-fifty oil and flour. Cook until it is the color you want it. Don't burn it.
That is where the agreement ends.
COMING JANUARY 23, 2007:
A Letter From Spain By Flamenco
I have hear of Mardi Gras from American I meet. He say it is the one time in America where it feels like Spain. It makes me first know that Mardi Gras is sometime I want. Now I tell tale of other Mardi Gras in Paris I stumbled to.
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