I don’t feel too hot today–I’ve got that icky feeling in the back of my throat that says something’s off. But it was such a beautiful day, and a beautiful day for a bike ride, so I sucked it up and went downtown to enjoy the sunshine and dry air and crowds at the New [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Bywater’
Folks Browsing at the New Orleans Bookfair
Posted in festivals, tagged AK Press, Bywater, Bywater Mirliton Festival, Bywater Neighborhood Association, French Quarter, Frenchman Street, LSU, Marigny, New Orleans, New Orleans Bookfair, Scandinavian Festival on November 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Train Crossing at St. Claude and Press
Posted in bikes, streets, transportation, tagged Bywater, New Orleans, Sound Cafe, St. Claude, St. Claude bike lane, trains on November 6, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I know, I’m like a broken record, but the weather is so flipping beautiful here this week. I rode around running errands this afternoon, in a skirt and tank top and sandals as my shoulders baked in the sun. In November. Man, I love living here! Those hot and humid summer months–which I also enjoy–are [...]
Holy Trinity Church in the Bywater (Amendment: Marigny–these neighborhoods are all so small!)
Posted in buildings, tagged Bywater, Certificate of Appropriateness, Holy Trinity Church, Marigny, Marigny Perks, New Orleans, Orange Couch, Sound Cafe, vacation on July 21, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Today’s ride took me down to the Marigny in search of a comfortable coffee shop to get some reading done. But my favorite coffee shop is on vacation! The nerve! Actually, I’m glad folks here take real vacations. We don’t do enough of that.
Train Tracks and Ships on Chartres and Louisa
Posted in neighborhoods, rivers, streets, tagged Bacchanal, brunch, Bywater, CBD, Central City, Mississippi River, New Orleans, Sunday, Treme, Uptown on July 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today was one of those perfect New Orleans Sundays, surprisingly cool and dry, blue sky, light breeze. It started with a lazy morning at home followed by a ride down to the Treme for brunch with friends, sipping champagne on the balcony in J. and S.’s newly-installed hammock. I lay there, staring up at the [...]
Trains at Galvez and St. Ferdinand
Posted in neighborhoods, public transportation, tagged 7th Ward, Bicycle Michael's, Bywater, Jason Statham, Marigny, New Orleans, Oliver Station, St. Claude, Sylvester Stallone, The Expendables, trains, Uptown on July 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I took Jack out for a ride this afternoon, and it felt so, so good. It was either a little bit cooler or I’ve acclimated, and that made biking around town much more pleasant. I planned to ride down to the Marigny hoping to find the bike shop open for a payday treat, but got [...]
Domino Sugar Refinery in Chalmette
Posted in business, personal, tagged Arabi, birthday, Bywater, Chalmette, Domino Sugar refinery, French Quarter, New Orleans, St. Bernard Parish on June 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I woke up to birthday phone calls and an empty day stretched out before me. Yes, it was time for a bike ride. I decided to take Jack out for a tour, wherever she chose to go. We rode down to the Bywater for lunch and the over to the Lower 9th to stop by [...]
Overgrown Lot and Decaying Fence at St. Philip and St. Claude
Posted in neighborhoods, tagged Bywater, decay, houses, levees, Mississippi River, Mississippi River bike path, New Orleans, Treme, Uptown on April 14, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Today was hot and humid, a little reminder of what we’ll be in for as summer gets here. I love summertime in New Orleans, so I was happy to get out on a bike ride. I headed to Mid-City to meet up with a friend for a ride to the Bywater for lunch. [...]
Easter Shoppers at Winn-Dixie
Posted in business, streets, weather, tagged Bacchanal, Bridge Lounge, Bywater, conference, dancing, Easter, French Quarter, groceries, New Orleans, PCA, Rubyfruit Jungle, Uptown, Winn-Dixie on April 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I had a great bike riding day yesterday. I rode down to the Quarter to see one more panel at the PCA conference, back Uptown for drinks with friends, back down to the Bywater for wine with friends, to the Quarter for some dancing, and then back home. I didn’t take any pictures, though. I [...]