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Rash of crime in the neighborhood

There is a sexual perp on the loose and he has made many rape attempts in the neighborhood on the other side of the bayou. He has entered several houses and sometimes twice and attempted to rape women that are by themselves. Description:   5’8″-5’10” black male with light brown complexion short hair thin 18-20 years old will have a significant injury to his left thumb may possibly have white paint on his foot as…

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Victory laps

One thing I learned when I was going through behavior modification for my panic attacks is to stop and take a victory lap when you achieve something you have been striving for or even for little things that happen in your life. So here is the end of the week victory lap: 1) Managed to get fingerprinted for the adoption even though it required going to east hell. 2) Took time from work to watch…

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It’s only money, right?

Well in these days of fiscal responsibility, Ms. Wolfie is proving to be an expensive little tart. She had all her vaccines and xrays and such today and a big big bath. But turns out she has heartworms – we sent off for a more positive test but most probably she does. Which means, about $700 to $1000 in treatment. But you look in her eyes and she says I’m worth it. Whatyagonnado? So Wolfie…

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The Pelican Rodeo

All along the lagoon in City Park are signs that say NO FISHING as the park wants to repopulate for a Bass Fishing Rodeo that is coming up end of March. Only pelicans can’t read, so while a few months ago it was man against fowl in competition for these tasty finned creatures, now fowl is winning by a long shot. This morning, a swarm of pelicans, both white and brown, were shucking and diving…

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Open vistas and seeing visions

Yoga was about opening your mind to different thinking. Reminds me of the signs around town that say “What if you are wrong?” Then later, working out the kinks in this body, my therapist had a vision, on my left she saw an old wooden screen door swinging back and forth, and on my right, she saw a country grocery store with a door that had a bell on it, and the door kept opening…

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Mermaids exist, right?

I had heard there was a giant Mermaid erected on St. Claude Avenue and then I went in search of it. It was by the Rusty Pelican but it was no longer there when we went cruising up and down the street looking for it. Then I started questioning my sanity – do mermaids really exist I wonder? Today, I found out the mermaid was taken down to be in a Chinese New Year parade…

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She who rocks the cradle

We’ve been waiting for the males in this city to step up and take control of the growing violence, but when Wendy Byrne was killed at gunpoint for cooperating with a robbery by two teenage boys, it was women who fought back. The robbers’ mothers turned them in. It takes a lot of courage to turn in your own child and I have to believe they did this because they are sick to death of…

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We like it like that

It finally warmed up here in New Orleans. The past couple of days have been freezing and even though, I’m sorry, I know it’s winter, we’re not equipped for the cold. We live in drafty houses, we have high humidity, we don’t own wool. But today the cold lifted and everyone felt it – Wolfie strolled out of the laundry room, Loca was doing her vertical hopping, and Bam Bam made his way to his…

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Arlene, Bam Bam, Loca and Wolfie

Between reports on who pee’d and who poo’d and who is where and has gotten pets or not been fed or given a treat – the zoo has become a more than full time job and I’m thinking of retiring just so that I can keep up with it all including but not limited to administering doses of antiinflamatory for Wolfie, antianxiety for Arlene, and major walks to calm Loca, and allowing Bam Bam to…

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