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Body of work/Working Body
My book is done. My body is a wreck. I never knew exactly how active I was until I became inactive and my body rebelled. The last couple of months, any spare moment has been spent on my couch or … Continue reading
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Steppin’ Out on PBS
I was fortunate to be invited back to WYES’ “Steppin’ Out” show on November 1st. I adore Peggy Laborde and always enjoy seeing her. Andrew Ward came on with me this time – he is always a pro! Last week was … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew ward, lecture, old new orleans rum, pbs, peggy laborde, poppy tucker, prohibition, rum, steppin' out, u.s. mint, wyes
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Countdown
In the next 8 weeks I have to complete the 50 photos for my book, give a lecture at the U.S. Mint (November 14th – mark your calendars), finish writing my book, read the remaining 25 books out of 48 … Continue reading
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The ABC’s of New Orleans
As I have mentioned in previous posts, Charles “Pie” Dufour is turning out to be one of my favorite local historians. He makes no illusions about the fact that he rarely uses primary sources, instead writing from other trustworthy scholars, … Continue reading
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Tagged audubon, bienville, canal, history, Houmas, La Salle, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, newcomb, nola, pie dufour, pontalba, st. louis, touro, ulloa
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Bull run slideshow test
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Albert Einstein Mantra of the Day
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.
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A spoon full of scholarship
Today is my last day of class for the year. I still have final research papers to complete but… first year down. No pause for reflection, I will figure that out later. Although this may be premature I am going … Continue reading
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Ms. O’Connor
If I had to live in a city I think I would prefer New Orleans to any other – both Southern and Catholic and with indications that the Devil’s existence is freely recognized – Flannery O’ Connor
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Crazy Weekend
This weekend has been crazy. I have a book to finish reading for school. A paper due on Monday. Lighting check Monday night. A paper due on Tuesday. WWOZ on Tuesday night. And I need to finish my lecture, two … Continue reading
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