Hi, I’m Carla.
I try to pay attention. I'm always learning something new. I get excited about little things. I live in an interesting place. Here's where I share my musings. Glad you've stopped by!-
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Category Archives: the city
Why I love this city – a special story
Apologies if this story has already made it to you – I think it’s made it beyond the local news to places like Huffington Post. Start with the original post by a mother who took her autistic daughter to the … Continue reading
French Quarter night scene #3
Pirate’s Alley next to Saint Louis Cathedral on Saturday night after a heavy afternoon rain. Cobblestones after rain look magical.
Posted in the city
Tagged French Quarter, New Orleans, New Orleans night scenes, Pirate's Alley, postaday, rainy cobblestones
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French Quarter night scene #2
Lovely example of an 1800′s porte-cochere Creole townhouse all lit up for Mardi Gras. The double doors in the center may have been for carriages in the 19th century.
Posted in the city
Tagged Architecture, creole townhouse, mardi gras, Mardi gras colors, New Orleans, New Orleans architecture, porte-cochere, postaday
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French Quarter night scene #1
A balcony all decked out for Mardi Gras. Still proudly proclaiming membership in the Who Dat Nation. With beautiful white painted ironwork beneath the lights and sparklies.
Posted in the city
Tagged French Quarter, French Quarter at night, mardi gras, mardi gras decorations, New Orleans, postaday, Who Dat Nation
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Giant spiders, beads, and men – oh my!
Where can you find a giant spider, a 20 foot high safety pin, a tree hung with six foot long strands of glass beads, and all kinds of giant men? At the New Orleans Museum of Art Sculpture Garden, of … Continue reading
