Family Inns New Orleans

... pictures of boats and settled on a Bavaria 43 cruiser with three cabins (43 foot length). We placed a deposit through our credit cards. We simply faxed our information.

Ω If you do not have experience sleeping on a sailboat or you are not a land camper, you should opt for a larger vessel than the Bavaria 43.

Once our boat choice was made, it was time to select our ...

... br>Lori took me on a Swamp tour; this is her third time going and she still enjoyed it! The water didn't smell, there were no bugs other than dragonflies, and wow did we see wildlife.  Great blue herons, turtles, watersnakes, some rare red canadian bird, kite birds, and alligators galore.  Our tour got lucky and met the biggest alligator on the Bayou.  He is over 70 years old, over 15 feet long, and will eat any male that comes into his territory.  AHHH!  We also ...

... Why? I have a fear that in the event of the door popping out mid-flight, I’d be one of the first suckers to be sucked out LOL. I guess on longer haul flights, I would consider them if I had the option, and have recently booked and paid for some exit rows on the SQ A380’s in their upper deck.

I’m straight to the gate as it is now boarding time, great timing I think, and although there is a slight delay, we’re soon directed to board at our ...

... simply superb! And the dipping sauce, mouth watering! Had these at Deanie’s Seafood Restaurant:-



I also tried the local favourites, being Seafood Gumbo ...

... apple pear pomegranate juice A three egg, chorizo cheese, jalapeno, and creamed spinach mess of **** with homefries and a biscuit. One spoonful of guacamole Three bites of cole slaw.[2] 12:30 p.m. Five beers (four bottled, one canned) Two red solo cups of carlo rossi jug wine[3] One half of Spiderman sugar cookie Eight 30 second intervals of cherry hookah 3:30 p.m. Six inch duck po' boy, six inch oyster po' boy Side of four fried ...

... under a tree and drink beer and water until you get up the gusto to head down to the creek. Then you sit in the creek and watch funky, half-naked, American Gladiators battle on floaty platforms and wonder at how much more murky the water gets everyday. The night is your standard collective madness. Good times were had. Funky outfits worn. Heat shockingly brutal. I head East, hoping the air would cool along the way, but drove right into a ...

... was fun looking. We continued browsing along and made it to the Napoleon House around 12:15 p. It was not crowded yet and we were seated right away. The Trip Advisor folks said the things to get here were the muffaletta sandwich and a Pimm's Cup (fill a tall 12-oz. glass w/ice, add 1¼ oz. Pimm's #1 (gin-based and 25% alcohol by volume) and 3 oz. lemonade, top off w/7-Up, garnish w/cucumber slice). Neither of us like gin so we ordered one to try . . . it was really good so ...

... all day, I was dressed warmer than anyone else and yet it still wasn't enough. New Orleans isn't normally that cold and coupled with the dampness it was pretty damn cold...I was dying to get to work just so that I could warm up. The work day started with a meeting led by the "gentle head honcho" Tommy. He divided us into groups depending on what sort of work we wanted to do and who we wanted to be with. I ended up with Donyatta, a couple from Montreal, a family of 6 from D.C ...

... I'm discovering that the U.S. is not a very dog friendly country, but this place thankfully accepts small spotted dogs. Kudzu and I celebrated Halloween by strolling up and down Rue Bourbon and collecting Mardi Gras beads. She was a big hit and had her picture taken dozens of times. Everyone kept giving her Mardi Gras beads and by the end of the night she was covered in beads from head to toe. A cop ran us off once ...

... with white face and large feathered wings. When a contribution was deposited, she would bend in half and her out stretched arms would slowly come together as in prayer. We had dinner at Arnaud's, 813 Bienville (bet. Bourbon & Dauphine. 504-523-5433), a DiRonNA award winner. A jacket & tie required. It has cast Corinthian columns at street level, a handsome cast iron gallery, and a brick dentilled cornice. Stef had Shrimp Creole, Shrimp Arnaud, greens salad and a caramel ...