Watch it sister, you exist in my reality...'s mind.
Dear Red Sox Nation:
Pulling that pitcher late in the game when his arm is tired -- how hard is that? Because your managers seem to find it very hard to do.
'Bring On The Night'
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
Watch it sister, you exist in my reality...'s mind.
Dear Red Sox Nation:
Pulling that pitcher late in the game when his arm is tired -- how hard is that? Because your managers seem to find it very hard to do.
Bear in mind most of my experience with New Orleans was in the Quarter in its capacity as Party Central, so I wax nostalgic about that. There's tons of fun stuff to do by daylight, including boat rides, tours of the St. Louis Cathedral, poring through the French Market, enjoying live music at the Jax Brewery, and seeing all the artists, street performers, etc. at Jackson Square. And I'm sure that there's lots of attractions outside the Quarter, though I've only trvelled outside it by mistake on a late night trolley ride in the wrong direction.
Y'all should be glad there's no reason for anyone to want to come to my home town. On average it's hotter than NOLA and it's hell for people with allergies.
MY 2 cents.
NO was chosen. Let's move on.
What I'd like to request is suggestions for some place air-conditioned to go during the day. Is there a zoo? A historical museum? A street with lots of air-conditioned shops?
I'm very, very excited about seeing New Orleans, but I need entertainment that would bore Spike. I go to sleep early, I don't drink much, and I hate loud noises. I still had a great time at the Chicago and LA F2Fs, because there were non-decadent amusements.
I'm with Aimee. Let's move on.
There is a very cool zoo, and I have to assume we can track down the rest.
1. Accept that NO is the city, it was chosen.
I passionately support this. We bullshit-consensed that we'd do a non-ranked vote, then we voted. Time to go with it.
What Betsy Said.
I think we should plan to stay inside 'til after dark -- perhaps viewing parties?
Also, it stays cooler on the bayou -- perhaps we could take a field trip and go see gators, nutria and wading birds?
I don't know about the zoo but there is an aquarium that is supposed to be really good -- devoted to fish of the Americas.