Guest guest Posted August 19, 2002 Report Share Posted August 19, 2002 Gumbo is good with almost anything in it . Al & I went to New Orleans years ago, we took a tour bus from where we were staying because of trying to find places to park etc. We forgot to change out watches to central time. after walking around we went to get the bus and it had left for the cemetery tour. That was the best thing that ever happen. We were walking around the town looking in the gates of some of the houses. Many of the people invited us in to see their gardens and courtyards. That was a real treat. I was also asked by some idiot that owned one of the clubs (strip) if I wanted a job.lol. Now you must remember I was much younger and a wee bit thinner. Went in a lot of the antique shops. We surely love the day and most of all the coffee. Ann from Soddy, TN Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2002 Report Share Posted August 19, 2002 Ann, Unfortunately, the New Orleans you remember has changed drastically. A lot of crime in certain areas, mostly were tourist are. The Garden district you and your husban visited still exists and New Orleans is still a world class tourist atraction. I envey you your memory you have. My experiences there has been finding out of the way restaurants, which many are better than some of the well known restaurants. God Bless, Judy & Jim Stark Jim > Gumbo is good with almost anything in it . > > Al & I went to New Orleans years ago, we took a tour bus from where we > were staying because of trying to find places to park etc. > We forgot to change out watches to central time. after walking around we > went to get the bus and it had left for the cemetery tour. > That was the best thing that ever happen. We were walking around the > town looking in the gates of some of the houses. Many of the people > invited us in to see their gardens and courtyards. That was a real > treat. I was also asked by some idiot that owned one of the clubs > (strip) if I wanted a job.lol. Now you must remember I was much younger > and a wee bit thinner. > Went in a lot of the antique shops. We surely love the day and most of > all the coffee. > > Ann from Soddy, TN > > If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may > unsubscribe by sending a blank email to > > shydrager-unsubscribe > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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