On a rare serious note, my thoughts go out to anyone in the Gulf Coast area. Maybe I'm just being sucked into the Weather Channel doomsday mentality, but this really looks bad for the folks down there. The scene of thousands of people waiting to get into the Superdome is frightening, especially armed with the knowledge that the place has had major leaks due to rain during large sporting events in the past.
New Orleans is hands-down one of my favorite places. A place for grown-ups, and particularly those who like to eat (me) and drink (me). One of my favorite meals is the red beans and rice at a place called the Market Cafe on Decatur. It's not fancy at all, but you can sit outside, the food is delicious and they seem to have live blues and jazz music 24 hours a day. During my most recent trip to NOLA, in January, we made three visits there.
Here's hoping that everyone makes it through this safely, and that they have homes to return to.
New Orleans is hands-down one of my favorite places. A place for grown-ups, and particularly those who like to eat (me) and drink (me). One of my favorite meals is the red beans and rice at a place called the Market Cafe on Decatur. It's not fancy at all, but you can sit outside, the food is delicious and they seem to have live blues and jazz music 24 hours a day. During my most recent trip to NOLA, in January, we made three visits there.
Here's hoping that everyone makes it through this safely, and that they have homes to return to.
4 Comments:
At 8/28/2005 10:59 PM, frank said…
i say screw those people. god frowns on the whole breasts for beads culture, and now they are paying for it. ooooo, this feels like a blog.
At 8/29/2005 8:13 AM, Megan said…
I pray that "Serenity," Britney Spears' mansion, weathers the storm. God speed, Brit Brit!
At 8/29/2005 9:20 AM, Anonymous said…
One of my online buddies is in Baton Rouge, LA, about an hour from N.O....I'm waiting to hear from her. That storm is damn scary.
At 8/29/2005 11:27 AM, jersey girl said…
Sounds like someone got slapped in the face when he asked to see someone's breasts...
Maddie, I have a friend in Baton Rouge who checked in late last night to assure me he was fine.
Scary, indeed.
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