Over the years of teaching Louisiana history I began to travel and collect Hot Sauces - not just any hot sauces, but Louisiana hot sauces. I slowly began to amass a huge amount. I generally bought two - one to try and one to display. The collect grew and grew and GREW until I just simply did not have space for it any more. But I still kept collecting. See the edges of this blog.
I ended up being on TV showing off my collection PLUS my collection of everything else I was hanging on to as a history teacher.
The blog of MrE and his years as a middle school Louisiana/U.S./ World history, reading, art, journalism teacher and now in his 10th year of 'FORCED' retirement - which I hate. But I have tried to keep myself busy by working tirelessly on my TPT store and blogging here between all my medically issues AND my FIVE fur-baby rescues.
Friday, July 15, 2016
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