Posted in Louisiana
June 20, 2018
11 Unspoken Rules Every Louisianan Just Knows
Living in Louisiana can be a pretty unique experience. From the food to the culture, there’s something just so special about growing up in this beautiful state. After a while, you start to learn the little things that have become unspoken rules for most Louisianians. Here are some of our favorites:
Whether that’s Tabasco, Zatarain’s, Slap Ya Mama’s, or any other Cajun season blend, your cabinet should always be stocked with one (or all) of them.
It’s probably a good idea to have multiple umbrellas so you can keep one at work, one in the car, and one at home because here in Louisiana, it can be sunny one moment and a downpour the next.
Your entire neighborhood will thank you.
Which means Sundays are for soaking the beans.
We’re just naturally polite!
The more napkins, the better!
This one should be obvious and done out of respect for the deceased, but the courtesy isn't always seen in other states.
You’ve got to stock up for your house!
You know, just head towards the bayou about 10 minutes then hang a left once you pass the grocery store.
And iced.
There are days in December and January where you can easily throw on the flip-flops and head out the door (just don’t forget your umbrella!)
What are some other unspoken rules that everyone in Louisiana follows? Sound off in the comments below!
Louisianans are a pretty quirky bunch. Here are a few more of our unwritten rules, undying habits, and legitimate signs you grew up in Louisiana.
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