My most beloved
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What food do you think of when you think
of this town? I’m not going to tell you
because I’m pretty sure you know.
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read comments (0)Eating plants on a Sunday morning
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They say you can get anything you want to eat here in New Orleans, and I think it must be true.
Just listen to this story.
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For the love of a garden
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WEvery season here is unique. But I have to say I have
my favorite. What I love the most about New Orleans
is the Winter.
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Jump Rope Song
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If you grew up here you will remember this
rhyme. It sing songs in your head whether you
want it to or not.
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Mardi Gras
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Once a years the city of New Orleans gets a little crazy.
Mardi Gras is both a blessing and a curse in New Orleans.
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More weather stories
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Sweetheart and I were having lunch with a friend from Boston in a little cafe in the French Quarter. This is a place known only to locals, and Travelocity and travel guide books haven’t discovered it yet.
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Never name your daughter katrina
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This poem has been rattling around
in my mind trying to get out. Finally
it came to me this morning:
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Ode to humidity and other N.O. weather
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Sweltering in New Orleans is an annual tradition. For that matter weather in New Orleans is an annual tradition.
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Thanking St. Joseph
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St. Joseph’s altars originated in Sicily after a severe famine. Just like Irish potatoes, the Sicilian favva bean was the only crop to grow during the famine, and save the Sicilian people from starvation.
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What’s life without spice?
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