Test Post by Jenn   This is what happens when I just type.  This
seems to be different than I think it should.  This is the text
that was "Pasted from Word" using the button. Throughout the
Western world, the most recognizable floral icon is perhaps the
fleur-de-lis, literally “flower of the lily.” Traced back at
least to the 12th century, the classic, elegant design is
thought to depict a stylized iris flower. Historically, the
emblem was associated with the coats of arms and flags of French
royalty as well as the Trinity and Virgin Mary of the Roman
Catholic Church.  Over time, the fleur-de-lis has evolved as an
enduring symbol of early France and Christianity as well as a
metaphor for nobility, heraldry, artistry, perfection, purity,
light and life.  Since I call Louisiana home, the fleur-de-lis
has been part of my heritage, too. We Louisianians adorn
everything from ornamental iron, tile and glass works to street
signs, flags, stationery, clothing, Mardi Gras masks and those
stylish helmets of the New Orl