Father’s Day Past
Just thought I’d share this postcard from a Father’s Day past. As you’ll read, we’d gone to the Loveland Castle (Yes, there’s a castle here in Cincinnati!) and were getting […]
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The Rebirth of Music… and All That Jazz
Where to hear jazz in the French Quarter You don’t even have to make an effort to hear great jazz when you visit New Orleans. It’s everywhere around you. […]
Vampires!
Vampire Legend in New Orleans When the sun goes down and the moon arises, it’s hard not to wander the streets of the French Quarter and think about vampires. They […]
Hand Me An Alligator!
I’ve taken three trips to New Orleans and have gone on swamp tours in the bayou three times now. It’s always one of my favorite experiences in Louisiana, but I […]
That Voodoo That They Do
One of the things that I most closely associate with New Orleans is voodoo. All that voodoo that they do. I wanted to immerse myself a little more in it […]
Lost in the Details of Mardi Gras World
Originally posted on Browsing The Atlas:
Travellers to New Orleans generally spend most of their time in the French Quarter. But across the river is another iconic New Orleans gem:…
Bowled Over by Zydeco
We asked a local what to do in New Orleans and he immediately said, “If you like music, go to the Rock ‘n Bowl. It’s the most happening place on […]
The TABASCO Food Tour
What to Expect on the TABASCO Food Tour I wasn’t sure what to expect when I was invited to be a guest on a TABASCO Food Tour. I imagined an […]
TABASCO Tongues
My husband and I caught the tail-end of a 60 Minutes segment that featured a trip to the TABASCO Factory in Louisiana. What we heard was that this is the […]
Pic #5 – The Long Island Medium Comes to Town
We had our code words ready. If Theresa Caputo said anything about the price of Tide or the word “tiger,” my husband and I would have known it was one […]
