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Love is…..

……..When my Mom watches episodes of Hannah Montana at night just so she can understand Lily’s obsession. ……..When my hubby brings me home a T-Shirt from the Ghirardelli Factory in San Francisco that reads, “Will trade husband for chocolate.” (he totally gets me, LOL!) Happy (late) Valentine’s Day everyone! What is LOVE to you??

Mardi Gras Mambo Day 8: Krewe of Bacchus

The Krewe of Bacchus parade was founded in 1968 by several New Orleans business leaders whose dream was to revitalize Carnival. Owen Edward Brennan, Sr., a New Orleans restaurant owner, realized that tourists in town for Mardi Gras, who were not part of Mew Orleans’ society circles, were largely prohibited from taking part in Carnival … Read more

Mardi Gras Mambo Day 7: Krewe of Barkus CONTEST CLOSED

Woof Woof!! The Mystic Krewe of Barkus was envisioned and created in November 1992. This is an all dog krewe that parades on foot through the French Quarter each year. The Queen is selected by secret ballot and announced only weeks before the parade, and is always a rescued/adopted female dog. The King ascends through … Read more

I won a Dottie Award!

I just wanted to thank all of you who voted for me as “Best Director” on MomDot, a mom blog community.I am honored to be part of such a great group of bloggers! Congrats to all the winners!

Mardi Gras Mambo Day 6: Krewe du Monde CONTEST CLOSED

Today’s featured Mardi Gras parade is Krewe du Monde which parades in LaPlace, LA (not too far from New Orleans). One of the most famous New Orleans “landmarks” is Cafe du Monde. You have not lived until you have sat outdoors eating beignets and sipping cafe au lait! What is the deal with the leaf … Read more

Mardi Gras Mambo: Krewe of Muses CONTEST CLOSED

In Greek Mythology the nine Muses were the daughters of Zeus. They are the Greek goddesses who presided over the arts and sciences. But in New Orleans, they are the all female Krewe that has over 1100 members and was formed in 2000. The Krewe of Muses has a vision which is to tap into … Read more