D'oh! If I'd been able to read your post while in the Vieux Carre, I would have Jilli. Will a herbsaint-tinged Sazerac cocktail drunk there while thinking of you do in a pinch?

Awww, you were thinking of me? Gosh.

Yes, that will do. Even tho' I've never had a Sazerac. Was it tasty?

Joe and I watched them make an absinthe at The Old Absinthe Bar.

Just dropping in to look at the pretty pics from the weekend--sorry I couldn't join everyone!

Also, to put in my vote early for Seattle next year! I was just looking at the NYT online, and saw this article on a possible field trip in the Emerald City: the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame (in the same building as the very cool Experience Music Project).

Made it home last night around 8. At work now. Tired.

I wish I'd gotten to see more 'fistas. I was kinda all over the place, and didn't have computer access, or know where people were. Then friends in town wanted to make plans. I had a good time at the prom though, and I got to see Aimee, Trudy, brenda (was there anybody else?- I was tipsy) out on Friday night until Linz wanted to go sing somewhere.

Yes, that will do. Even tho' I've never had a Sazerac. Was it tasty?

It was very tasty, much better than the ones I make at home. I hope it's due to the quality of rye whisky I use, as Peychaud's bitters and absinthe imported from France are about as good as I can do for the other ingredients. Or maybe it was the magic mixing spoon.

My not-so-exciting photos are mixed in with Tom Scola's here: [link]

You found a sushi place in the Quarter?

Man, those sushi pictures are making me hungry!

I can think of a couple of sushi places in teh Quarter, but I can't tell from the pictures if that's one of them.

Where is that crazy bridge? [link] Is it part of the sculpture garden?

Where is that crazy bridge?

That was in the park where our cemetary tour ended. I forget what the park was.