I was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. I lived there all of my life except right after Katrina when everybody scattered. It's a relatively really small and close knit city. It only takes about 30 minutes to drive from one corner of the city to the other. Each block is relatively small.
I love my city, it's home. It's all I've ever known. The people are very polite and the culture is rich. The food is to die for, unless you're allergic to shellfish. There's music literally everywhere. The downside, the steadily rising crime rates. Can't tell you how many bodies I've seen. But they don't show you that in the brochures.
I love my city, it's home. It's all I've ever known. The people are very polite and the culture is rich. The food is to die for, unless you're allergic to shellfish. There's music literally everywhere. The downside, the steadily rising crime rates. Can't tell you how many bodies I've seen. But they don't show you that in the brochures.
December 12th, 2014 at 10:39pm