There is a strange thing that happens when your name and face start showing up around town. People begin to know you. Or, at least, they know of you. They know I’m the girl with the …
My mom lives with us now. Her mind is in and out these days. Sometimes she completely understands what Elizabeth and I are doing with the magazine, and other times she just smiles and tells us how …
There’s something strangely vulnerable about putting together a “comfort issue.” You would think a magazine centered around mothers, home, warmth, recipes, flowers, gathering spaces, and …
If you would have told me a year ago that we would be standing in a room full of people celebrating the launch of Living In Parish Magazine, I honestly do not know if I would have believed you. …
There’s something about this time of year in Livingston Parish that just feels like home. The air starts to shift, crawfish boils turn into weekend plans, and the magnolia trees begin to bloom like …
I love crawfish. I grew up on the other side of the swamp, where crawfish were always a big part of life. My stepdad, a self-acclaimed chef, boiled crawfish just about every weekend during the …
Hello, Livingston! My name is Ashleigh David-Vasquez, and I am the Co-Founder and Publisher of Living In Parish Magazine. As we present our very first issue—Hello, Livingston—it feels only right to begin by acknowledging where this story truly starts.
Hello, Livingston. My name is Elizabeth Baudoin, and on January 1st, Living In Parish Magazine officially launches its very first issue—Hello, Livingston!
I am a lifelong resident of Denham Springs. I graduated from Denham Springs High School with honors, and attended Southeastern Louisiana University.
