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The Michots had family functions there when the brothers were young, and the brothers hosted [[Boy Scouts of America]] camping trips in the adjacent bottomland hardwood forest. The camp was about ten miles from the Michot home in Pilette in Lafayette Parish, close enough so that, when the boys got older, they could ride horses or bicycles there for camping trips, hunting, frogging, hiking, and swimming. There was always plenty of music played at ''La Roue Qui Pend''. The Michots often started a fire in the hearth, cooked gumbo on the stove, and listened to the fiddle, accordion, and guitar until late in the evening.
The Michots had family functions there when the brothers were young, and the brothers hosted [[Boy Scouts of America]] camping trips in the adjacent bottomland hardwood forest. The camp was about ten miles from the Michot home in Pilette in Lafayette Parish, close enough so that, when the boys got older, they could ride horses or bicycles there for camping trips, hunting, frogging, hiking, and swimming. There was always plenty of music played at ''La Roue Qui Pend''. The Michots often started a fire in the hearth, cooked gumbo on the stove, and listened to the fiddle, accordion, and guitar until late in the evening.
==Political career==
==Political career==
Michot was elected to the Louisiana House in 1960, when fellow Democrat [[Jimmie Davis]] became [[governor]] for a second nonconsecutive term.
Michot was elected to the Louisiana House in 1960, when fellow Democrat [[Jimmie Davis]] became [[governor]] for a second nonconsecutive term.