Bayou Coquille

natural Louisiana

Building America

peace on earth

Christmas tree

Christmas week

C & A Seafood coming soon

The same year as the Gulf oil spill, somebody decided to take an old dilapidated and abandoned service station, with its heartfelt hurricane-battered sign perpetually continuing to remind everyone, "God Always First", and totally transform it into a fried seafood shop. That's the same building (underneath there somewhere) and in true New Orleans fashion, the actual same sign. This takes a lot of determination and audacity. They must have confidence in the availability of shrimp and crawfish, but there is one important item missing from the promised menu selections ... maybe they will stay in business long enough to promise oysters.

more pink petals

... to add to these in Japan

perfect love casts out fear

The Catholic Book Store

night in the city

... 5:30 pm

Babylon Cafe

Maple St.

cold and sunny

in front of the New Orleans Museum of Art, at noontime today

Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle-Orleans

821 General Pershing

mixed messages

Happy Thanksgiving

from beautiful Gulf Shores

Thanksgiving week

colors warm as the air cools

South Claiborne Avenue

First Presbyterian Church, and a golden raintree bouquet

late afternoon

Newcomb Blvd. to St. Charles