age of speakers (71 and 65) ; growing up in New Roads and Pointe Coupee ; language of preference ; number of years spent in house ; changes made to house ; number of years spent living in New Orleans ; reasons for choosing current neighborhood ; growing up on Fausse River ; name of father, Anatole St-Amant ; number of brothers and sisters in the family ; number of nieces and nephews ; French spoken by younger relatives ; subscribing to out of town newspapers ; godchildren and their locations ; frequency of going out ; number of black and white friends ; speaking French with friends ; farming work before retirement ; working as a truck driver before retirement ; serious sickness of sister ; dieting ; favorite kinds of meals before diet ; Creole cuisine ; special groceries unavailable in the city ; going fishing and hunting ; going to cultural festivals ; practicing the Catholic religion ; saying prayers in French ; traveling in Louisiana ; reading and writing in French ; cultural mixing among blacks and whites ; Creole identity