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<\/a><\/p>\nBonus points for anyone that can come up with more than one way to say “Shreveport.”<\/p>\n
Anyway, I arrived in Shreveport eager to see my family and excited about a change of scenery.\u00a0 I had every intention of finding so many great things to blog about, however, this is most of what happened…<\/p>\n
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(provided in part by my aunt and fellow blogger, Lisa Mays<\/a>)<\/p>\n Drinks<\/p>\n Hot Tub<\/p>\n repeat (with a few like that, who wouldn’t?)<\/p>\n \n The last day I was there I decided I had to do something I could write about before I left.\u00a0 My parents had told me about the Touchstone\u00a0Wildlife\u00a0&\u00a0Art\u00a0Museum<\/a> which they had driven by in neighboring Haughton, LA.\u00a0 Taxidermy wildlife museum?\u00a0 Sign me up!\u00a0 My friend Tracy arrived from Baton Rouge around 3:40pm and a quick google search showed that the museum closed at 4:30pm that day.\u00a0 Perfect!\u00a0 Haughton was about a 20 minute drive from my parents house (and we always beat the GPS!)\u00a0 There’s no way we would need more than 30 minutes to explore a wildlife museum in Haughton, LA right?<\/p>\n Right!<\/p>\n Mostly because when we arrived at 4:10pm on a Saturday afternoon… they were closed.\u00a0 We got out of the car to make sure we had read correctly and were met with a locked door and this sign.<\/p>\n LIES!!!!!! GRAMMATICALLY INCORRECT LIES!!!!!!<\/p>\n It didn’t just close either.\u00a0 There was no one there to address our obvious outrage, there was no one inside sweeping up, and most importantly there was no one there to tell us we probably shouldn’t climb on the rusty animal statues by the road.\u00a0 So, on that note I give to you, the outside of the very closed Touchstone Wildlife and Art Museum.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n