The Boy graduated (for the 5th time) this weekend. Hopefully this is his last graduation for a while. And, by "for a while" I mean "forever." The weather in NOLA was gorgeous the entire time I was there, and we had a great time. (There will be a forthcoming post regarding the less-than-great aspect of the trip, i.e. family.)
It was sad to leave knowing that I won't be going back to visit anytime soon. It's been so wonderful to fly down there avery few weeks/months and eat good food, drink good drinks, and just enjoy all that NOLA has to offer.
And now, as with all my trips, some pictures to share. I honestly didn't take many this trip, but I'll share the few that I did take.
And I've finished composing my coffee table book reflecting back on my year "in" NOLA.
It was sad to leave knowing that I won't be going back to visit anytime soon. It's been so wonderful to fly down there avery few weeks/months and eat good food, drink good drinks, and just enjoy all that NOLA has to offer.
And now, as with all my trips, some pictures to share. I honestly didn't take many this trip, but I'll share the few that I did take.
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| The stained glass at Immaculate Conception reflecting on the pews. |
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| Immaculate Conception |
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| Looking up at the Cathedral. |
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| What time is it? |
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| Summertime buds. |
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| Cathedral on a clear day. |
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| Joan of Arc |
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| I'll miss this part of the Quarter. The drunk people? Not so much. |
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| Artistic security device. |
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| Me and my boy. |
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| The Causeway at sunset. |
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| A bit o' bayou. |
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| One last look at the Mighty Miss. |
And I've finished composing my coffee table book reflecting back on my year "in" NOLA.
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