Twenty Valentine's Day Jokes
The day for spreading love and joy is right around the corner. The twenty dad-approved Valentine’s Day jokes below are the perfect way to lift everyone’s winter blues.
What did the lightbulb say to their partner? I love you a whole watt!
What did the ghost say to their partner? You look so BOO-tiful
What did the paper clip say to the magnet? I find you very attractive
Who always has a date on Valentine’s Day? A calendar
How do you keep a jewelry store safe on Valentine’s Day? You locket
Why did the astronaut couple break up? They needed space
How did the doorbell propose to his sweetheart? He gave her a ring
What do you...
Black History Month in Baton Rouge: A Celebration of Culture and Community
We're excited to share with you some awesome ways to celebrate Black History Month in our vibrant city.
One of the most striking examples of Black history in Baton Rouge can be found in the city's vibrant street art scene. The "Black History Graffiti" murals, located in the North Boulevard area, are a testament to the city's commitment to preserving and celebrating its African American heritage. The murals, created by local artists, depict iconic figures such as Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Malcolm X, as well as scenes from African American history and culture.
In addition to the murals, Baton Rouge is home to a number of museums...
It's Carnival Time! Fifteen Family-Friendly Fat Tuesday Jokes!
Mardi Gras is not just another Tuesday for us in the South. It is a time for family, parades, beads, decorated coconuts, and shoes. Below are fifteen jokes to help celebrate the season. So grab a slice of king cake (from the box with the knife) and enjoy some laughs.
What did one Mardi Gras bead say to the other? “I think we’re going to get strung along all day.”
What do you call a Mardi Gras party with no food? A Fat Tuesday diet
What do you call a Mardi Gras parade with many dogs? A BARKUS parade
What did the Queen of Hearts say to the crawfish at a boil?...
Little Krewe, Big Fun :: Tips for Making Mardi Gras Wagon Floats
Designing Mardi Gras wagon floats for kids is the ultimate test of creativity and patience! As a seasoned wagon float mom, I've learned a thing or two about how to create a masterpiece that's both safe and fun for little ones.
It all started when my boys, Jack and Jacob, were just tiny tots. We'd decorate a wagon with soft throws, and they'd ride through the neighborhood, tossing goodies to their friends. Over the years, our wagon floats have become more elaborate, but the goal remains the same: to create a fun and safe experience for the kids.
One of our earliest wagon floats was a spaceship, which both boys loved....
Sowing Seeds of Kindness :: Family-Friendly Service Projects for Dr. King's Day
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy continues to inspire generations to strive for a more just and equitable society. As we celebrate his birthday, we're reminded of the power of service and collective action. Dr. King said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'”
For Jack and Jacob, growing up in a world where Dr. King's message of love and equality resonates deeply, they're learning the value of empathy, kindness, and standing up for what's right. By participating in service projects on MLK Day, they're becoming part of a movement that seeks to create positive change in our community.
Here are some service project...
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Mardi Gras From the Perspective of a Krewe Dancer
Mardi Gras From the Perspective of a Krewe Dancer
It's that time of year we have been working towards all year long. Preparing three to...
