The L-word(s)

I saw this on Keely's blog and thought I'd throw my hat into the ring. The rules: You leave a comment on this post, and I’ll assign you a letter. You write about ten things you love that begin with your assigned letter, and post it at your place. When people comment on your list, … Continue reading The L-word(s)

“I will never be below the title.”

I just took the Jackie or Marilyn quiz at Hello Quizzy - a quiz with just two questions that's surprisingly accurate. I think they hit my classic movie star persona pretty well. I am Bette Davis. You are a Bette -- "I must be strong" Bettes are direct, self-reliant, self-confident, and protective. How to Get … Continue reading “I will never be below the title.”

Some Final Thoughts on New Orleans, in words and pictures

Although a bit damp, our trip to Nawlins was a blast - I deem it a total success. We arrived on Wednesday evening and took a shuttle bus from the airport to our hotel, the Grand Boutique on St. Charles Street in the Garden District. We wove through the French Quarter first, giving me my … Continue reading Some Final Thoughts on New Orleans, in words and pictures

Too tired to carve.

I used my 'pumpkin kit' instead of carving a jack-o-lantern this year; it comes with three different options - a cat, a bat, and a jack-o-lantern, that you put together like a Mr. Potato Head. The treaters seemed to like it, and it wasn't thrown into the street at 3 a.m., so, yay. Actually, it … Continue reading Too tired to carve.

Tricked Out New Orleans

We've just returned from our whirlwind trip to New Orleans - a city that seems removed from the rest of the country in its culture as well as its geography and architecture. What a beautiful city with an old soul. Unlike newer urban areas with their slick high-rises and clean lines, there's a quirky beauty … Continue reading Tricked Out New Orleans