After arriving in New Orleans around 3pm, Ron (Chris' older brother) and his wife, Dee, showed us a little bit of downtown. Grammy was asking question after question about Hurricane Katrina. Then they took us to the French Quarters. We walked along the Mississippi River admiring the large ships and nice weather!!! We then walked down the streets like all the other tourists. We stopped into some typical N.O. gift shops featuring Mardi Gras souvenirs. We had to try on hats and kiss alligators!!!
I've heard all about beignets (similar to scones) from different people and told Chris that I wanted to try them. We stopped at the famous Cafe Du Monte for some powder sugar treats! So yummy and messy! Notice the powder sugar all over my sweatshirt! Only $1.82 for 3 of them! What a steal in a tourist trap!
While we waited for our beignets, we listened to the street musicians play music. Cadence really liked looking at them. The music was beautiful!!! Thanks to Ron and Dee for showing us around.
After eating and getting all spotted, we walked in more little shops and looked at all the beautiful architecture. Cadence wanted to be held all the time by Dad. Chris put her on his shoulders as he walked around.
The little bit of new Orleans we saw was so much fun! We were thinking of adopting this girl, but decided it would be difficult to add her to our family and take her everywhere with us!
After eating and getting all spotted, we walked in more little shops and looked at all the beautiful architecture. Cadence wanted to be held all the time by Dad. Chris put her on his shoulders as he walked around.
The little bit of new Orleans we saw was so much fun! We were thinking of adopting this girl, but decided it would be difficult to add her to our family and take her everywhere with us!
2 comments:
I SO want to go there someday! Looks like you guys had a fun time and I'm sure it was good to be able to catch up with Chris' family.
That sounds like a totally fun place to visit. I never really considered it. I always just thought of Marti Gras when I thought of New Orleans.
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