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Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. I recently moved back to New Orleans and took this photo on my way to do groceries because it reminded me of why I love this city so much – the beauty in its randomness. Here, life is a celebration. March 26, 2014. March 26, 2014. Mardi Gras Indians →. One thought on “ Home. March 26, 2014 at 12:41. Love this shot x. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
Halloween Month Festivities | notesonnola
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Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. November 3, 2014. November 3, 2014. October is my favorite month, because in New Orleans Halloween lasts the whole month. Houses are decked out with skeletons and ghouls from October 1st, and each weekend hosts some sort of costume themed ball or festival. And of course, what is any celebration in New Orleans without a parade? Krewe of Boo rolled on October 30th through the French Quarter. Trombone Shorty (finally playing back home! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival | notesonnola
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Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. June 3, 2014. June 3, 2014. Food obsessed that I am, some of my favourite festival bites include:. This is always my first stop of the day, my festival brunch. It is a bread roll, not unlike a Panini, of which the center has been stuffed with a melted cheesy crawfish filling. A cheesy tomato crawfish fusilli pasta dish, that is unique to the Festival. COCHON DE LAIT PO BOY. Some of my personal highlights of the musical lin...
White Linen Night | notesonnola
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Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. August 5, 2014. August 5, 2014. And what would a New Orleans event be without some live music thrown in? A stage was set up mid-way along the street, showcasing local bands throughout the evening. This being a family event, fathers with daughters and mothers with sons could be seen dancing along amongst the loved up couples and humored partiers. All in all, it was another spectacular evening in this cultural city. Angola Rodeo →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Worship My Organ | notesonnola
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Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. Every year, once a year for the past four years, a collection of musicians gather in town for Jazz Fest and consolidate at the Blue Nile on Frenchmen Street for one night to entertain music loving festival goers with an extended jam session. They do not practice, they do not release albums, but for one night a year they are “Worship My Organ”. April 28, 2014. April 29, 2014. Dirty Dozen Brass Band. New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival →. May 13, 2014 at 12:14.
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Notes on Nature
Welcome to Notes on Nature. I’m writing to share my, thoughts, ideas, conversations and feelings on living here in this rural community in the woods of East Texas. They see nature as a duality of good things and bad things. They work to get rid of the bad things and believe they can still have the good things. To me, nature here is one contiguous system of living things with connections that have a history. Going way way back before our living memory of them. I’ve learned and experienced some of.
Notes On New Orleans .net · by Richard Bienvenu. A Blog About the Music, Food, Events, Culture and Everyday Life in New Orleans, One of the World's Unique and Most Beloved Cities
Notes On New Orleans .net. By Richard Bienvenu. A Blog About the Music, Food, Events, Culture and Everyday Life in New Orleans, One of the World's Unique and Most Beloved Cities. New Orleans What you need to know. A List of New Orleans Hotels. How Safe is New Orleans? New Orleans Mardi Gras – What’s it all about? How hot does it get in New Orleans? What are the best times of the year to visit New Orleans? Things to Do In New Orleans. Great Books About New Orleans. New Orleans Jazz Festival. Download the ...
Notes On New Orleans .net · by Richard Bienvenu. A Blog About the Music, Food, Events, Culture and Everyday Life in New Orleans, One of the World's Unique and Most Beloved Cities
Notes On New Orleans .net. By Richard Bienvenu. A Blog About the Music, Food, Events, Culture and Everyday Life in New Orleans, One of the World's Unique and Most Beloved Cities. New Orleans What you need to know. A List of New Orleans Hotels. How Safe is New Orleans? New Orleans Mardi Gras – What’s it all about? How hot does it get in New Orleans? What are the best times of the year to visit New Orleans? Things to Do In New Orleans. Great Books About New Orleans. New Orleans Jazz Festival. Download the ...
NOTES ON NIGHTLIFE
Sunday, March 23, 2014. Tribute to a close friend. I have been waiting a couple days to post anything on this sad subject. The feelings were fresh and sometimes its better to metabolize your thoughts, before saying anything. Sitting back and just taking it all in, I started looking at the people around me and realizing who was good for me and who wasn't. All of a sudden, I had this tight nit family of friends who have my back till I dip out on this molecular hub. But enough about me. First night we met.
notesonnola | Random thoughts about life in New Orleans
Random thoughts about life in New Orleans. November 3, 2014. November 3, 2014. October is my favorite month, because in New Orleans Halloween lasts the whole month. Houses are decked out with skeletons and ghouls from October 1st, and each weekend hosts some sort of costume themed ball or festival. And of course, what is any celebration in New Orleans without a parade? Krewe of Boo rolled on October 30th through the French Quarter. Trombone Shorty (finally playing back home! November 3, 2014. Every Sunda...
Notes on Nolita
Tuesday, December 9, 2008. Problems Persist at Delicatessen. Just when Mark Thomas Amadei thought the troubles were over at Delicatessen, his recently opened Nolita restaurant, the New York Observer has just deemed it "undeniably the city’s most loathed new restaurant in 2008.". Since opening in July, the establishment has faced critical pans, trouble from its neighbors and, just last month, two robberies. After a slew of negative reviews (the restaurant was awarded zero stars by both the New York Times.
notes on nostalgia
Wherever people act out of a prematurely fused, muddy communion, every action is conventional: every relation that such confusion leads to has its own convention, however unusual (i.e., in the ordinary sense immoral) it may be. by Ranier Maria Rilke in letters to young poet. View my complete profile. Thursday, October 16, 2014. I had known him for long. Four years is a long time. Since I had seen him coming down from. What seemed like a ‘stairway to heaven’. Was the first thing he had said. Our breath wo...
my notes on notes
Wednesday, December 27. Friday, December 22. Elijah, come home now. Why do you to this to me. I told you i would watch out. But i’m living for 3. You’re living for 1. I come home early. You're out having fun. Elijah, come home please. Elijah, come home. She cries on my shoulder. And Joshua is three. I so long to hold her. You do this to me. I love you you're my brother. Won’t you come home? If i would ever falter. I could have them for my own. Elijah, come home please. Elijah, come home. Elijah, come home.
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This is the parked page for NotesOnNotes.com. There is nothing going on here now. Someday, this site will contain a lot of information that explains music theory, but not today, and not tomorrow either. If you have nothing else to do right now, you might want to check out Crazy Old Bat. Where you will find some good stuff (along with some fluff).
