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Orleans and Claiborne

Joe came to take care of some garden work for me and commented that a) he does not like my hair and thinks it does not look like me, and b) that I have certainly been gaining weight. Thanks Joe. As a matter of fact, Scott did exactly what I asked him to do – tone down the blonde, cut off the long shag and give me bang-tox (his word) and when he was done…

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Four eyes

So I tell the eye doctor that when I blink my eyes the frames sometimes shift in this weird way – sometimes the image takes on sepia tones and sometimes it just is a different frame with every moved slightly. He said that’s because I have astigmatism – which I always thought was a stigmatism btw – and he said my glass should work for that intermediate distance which is when I experience it. I…

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How we roll

I woke this morning after not one but three margaritas last night due to a waiter error. Seriously, I only ordered one. Meanwhile, I had to get Tin up for a doctor’s appointment and I stubbed my little pinky toe on the side of his bed while he was demanding Dizzy Gillespie’s Salt Peanuts and his drum (ruling from the crib no less). I tried to get it all back together and not lose the…

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Here we go again

Finally got a moment to watch The Louise Logs, Episode #22: How to Lose Weight. I don’t want to give away the show, but do tune in – it’s a good one. Louise at her best! My favorite line from the show: “This just got mind bendingly weird.” Right up there with Oprah’s “This is getting interestinger and interestinger.”

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The Bard of New Orleans

If ever the city needed a poet who speaks for its soul, New Orleans needs one and here is one of NOLA’s finest – a posting to his Facebook page: Murder in New Orleans by Chuck Perkins on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 8:49pm The phrase, “a lot of my friends are dead or in jail”, no longer evokes shock or horror”, its meaning has become tamed. Too many mentions in movies and songs; too much…

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