So we went to New Orleans, again, and this time  I was married and I traded my A1 for my digital camera. Those are two details of the same level of importance.

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We stayed in a beautiful place in the Bywater area that has its own backyard and its very own slug (tropical weather indeed) and we got to enjoy local places like Satsuma Cafe and their delicious raw juices, and Elizabeth’s and their awesome biscuits and gravy. And even though it was pouring rain most of the time, we walked, and danced, drank and ate, and listened to as much jazz and brass music as our 76 hours there allowed us to.

The weather took us on a wild ride and those hand grenade things are definitely disgusting. But Marigny and the Bywater really stole my heart and I loved how mellow and tropical everything felt. New Orleans is the perfect opposite of New York, and after months in the concrete jungle and the stuffy subway cars it is nothing short of the greatest escape.

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Who wants to bet that I’ll be back in New Orleans before 2015?

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