And a lot of them have moved Uptown. And since there were police barriers being set up in front of my school this week, I'm guessing I can just walk down to see them.
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I'm kinda sad that I won't be celebrating this year. I'm not one for the French Quarter debauchery with all the tourists...I'm new enough to New Orleans that I still enjoy watching the floats and catching more beads than any sane person could need.
I'm a terrible driver, don't know the area, and have no friends from the city who can have fun without alcohol, so I decided not the brave getting my butt down there. I'll be lying about my house, driving to Baton Rouge to see my boyfriend's Ultimate tournament, and generally enjoying some peace and quiet while I chow down on King Cake.
Have fun, pH! Catch something for us!
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quote:Do you know what it means, to miss New Orleans ...
Sigh ... fond memories. One of my most enjoyable Mardi Gras was spent in a little 'bar' off Esplanade, amnog a group of friends, dancing to the Radiators playing live. It isn't the drink - I usually drank juice when I was out - it's the music.
These are the days - enjoy!
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Goody Scrivener, paczki are great!!! I don't usually eat them during the year, but on this particular day... there's no going back
Hmmm, too bad we don't have parades where I live... that would be a great opportunity to make out with Dom Monaghan indeed. Now I'll have to make up some other excuse to get hold of him
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