Comments for Red River Historian's Weblog http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com Explorations in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:03:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU Comment on A Little Bit About Me by Linda Niemeir http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/a-little-bit-about-me/#comment-38 Linda Niemeir Thu, 17 Jul 2008 02:04:33 +0000 http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/?page_id=11#comment-38 I do not have a website yet, but want to set one up very soon. Interestingly enough a friend found this website and shared it with me because I have just written a book to be published in the fall. It is name "Sharecropping in North Louisiana: A Family's Struggle through the Great Depression." It is the true story of my mother's family whose parents were sharecroppers in Caldwell and Richlard Parishes in Northeast Louisiana in the early part of the 1900s. Mother told me the story and we wrote it together last year. She is now 82 and lives with me in Camden, AR. She will be moving back to Louisiana soon (to Bastrop). Your website is very interesting and I hope you will watch for our book as I think it will interest you as well. I will be watching your website for your interesting travels. I love to travel too and will be going to Alaska next spring with my husband in our motorhome. Good travels to you! I do not have a website yet, but want to set one up very soon. Interestingly enough a friend found this website and shared it with me because I have just written a book to be published in the fall. It is name “Sharecropping in North Louisiana: A Family’s Struggle through the Great Depression.” It is the true story of my mother’s family whose parents were sharecroppers in Caldwell and Richlard Parishes in Northeast Louisiana in the early part of the 1900s. Mother told me the story and we wrote it together last year. She is now 82 and lives with me in Camden, AR. She will be moving back to Louisiana soon (to Bastrop). Your website is very interesting and I hope you will watch for our book as I think it will interest you as well. I will be watching your website for your interesting travels. I love to travel too and will be going to Alaska next spring with my husband in our motorhome. Good travels to you!

]]> Comment on A Little Bit About Me by redriverhistorian http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/a-little-bit-about-me/#comment-29 redriverhistorian Tue, 08 Apr 2008 19:42:05 +0000 http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/?page_id=11#comment-29 Hello Chris, Of course I remember you! It's nice to hear from you again. I'm going to look up Spotted Tail, because I haven't heard of him. Chasing tornadoes is something we still do when there's occasion... our son likes to do with us. Thanks for dropping by! Hello Chris,

Of course I remember you! It’s nice to hear from you again. I’m going to look up Spotted Tail, because I haven’t heard of him. Chasing tornadoes is something we still do when there’s occasion… our son likes to do with us.

Thanks for dropping by!

]]> Comment on A Little Bit About Me by Chris Zuniga http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/a-little-bit-about-me/#comment-28 Chris Zuniga Tue, 08 Apr 2008 04:49:10 +0000 http://redriverhistorian.wordpress.com/?page_id=11#comment-28 Hi, Robin, I'm 99% sure you remember me. We worked together in Paris, Texas about 15 years ago. Are you still chasing tornadoes? By the way, have you ever researched the Kiowa? It seems there was a chief of some stature named Spotted Tail. He is burried in Buckner, Texas. That's where you'll find me. Hi, Robin,
I’m 99% sure you remember me. We worked together in Paris, Texas about 15 years ago. Are you still chasing tornadoes?
By the way, have you ever researched the Kiowa? It seems there was a chief of some stature named Spotted Tail. He is burried in Buckner, Texas. That’s where you’ll find me.

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