Darlings, I hope this blog finds you healthy and peaceful.
Yesterday, I finally got the result that I was waiting from Crescent Care- My COVID 10 test shows that I am NEGATIVE!
I’m breathing. I’m healthy. I’m truly blessed. I’m grateful for this day
Good afternoon darlings, Let's welcome Tuesday, July 21!
I am grateful and blessed that I tested negative for CODIV 19.
Remember, value each day because you can no longer take them back. We cannot predict what will happen to our lives in the future.,.Be thankful you were able to surpass all the trials… Thank God because He has helped you to become what you are today. Be tough. Life is never easy. There may be reasons that will push you to your limit but you still need to gather all your strength, hold on, and move forward. We do not know what will happen to us, so make sure that you live each day to the fullest. Wear your mask and drink a lot of water
Happiness is everything. Life may be full of hindrances but take time to find what makes you complete and happy.
I am grateful and blessed that I tested negative for CODIV 19.
Remember, value each day because you can no longer take them back. We cannot predict what will happen to our lives in the future.,.Be thankful you were able to surpass all the trials… Thank God because He has helped you to become what you are today. Be tough. Life is never easy. There may be reasons that will push you to your limit but you still need to gather all your strength, hold on, and move forward. We do not know what will happen to us, so make sure that you live each day to the fullest. Wear your mask and drink a lot of water
Happiness is everything. Life may be full of hindrances but take time to find what makes you complete and happy.
This morning I was invited by the founding members of the new krewe of Themis to their press conference at Mardi Gras World.
It was announced that the new Krewe of Themis will join the Krewe of Feret as they parade along St. Charles Avenue on February 6, 2020
Themis is named for the mythological Greek titan who stands for fairness and holds the scales of justice and a sword as symbols. Other former Nyx members created the Mystical Order of the Phoenix, which will parade with the Knights of Sparta in 2021.
The Mystical Order of the Phoenix is a new Carnival group formed by 10 former lieutenants from the Krewe of Nyx, who resigned following the ca…
Congratulations to the Krewes of Themis and Freret for joining to parade together February 6, 2020
The Krewe of Themis promotes and fosters social justice in the New Orleans Metropolitan area communities and beyond. We are a group of diverse women, uniting to cultivate positivity, and inclusion in our community throughout the year. We believe that feminism is strongest when women of all races and sexual orientations work together for the greater good.
The Krewe of Themis promotes and fosters social justice in the New Orleans Metropolitan area communities and beyond. We are a group of diverse women, uniting to cultivate positivity, and inclusion in our community throughout the year. We believe that feminism is strongest when women of all races and sexual orientations work together for the greater good.
Good morning darlings, Let's welcome Tuesday, July 21!
I am grateful and blessed that I tested negative for CODIV 19.
Remember, value each day because you can no longer take them back. We cannot predict what will happen to our lives in the future.,.Be thankful you were able to surpass all the trials… Thank God because He has helped you to become what you are today. Be tough. Life is never easy. There may be reasons that will push you to your limit but you still need to gather all your strength, hold on, and move forward. We do not know what will happen to us, so make sure that you live each day to the fullest. Wear your mask and drink a lot of water
Happiness is everything. Life may be full of hindrances but take time to find what makes you complete and happy.
Good morning darlings, Let's welcome Tuesday, July 21!
I am grateful and blessed that I tested negative for CODIV 19.
Remember, value each day because you can no longer take them back. We cannot predict what will happen to our lives in the future.,.Be thankful you were able to surpass all the trials… Thank God because He has helped you to become what you are today. Be tough. Life is never easy. There may be reasons that will push you to your limit but you still need to gather all your strength, hold on, and move forward. We do not know what will happen to us, so make sure that you live each day to the fullest. Wear your mask and drink a lot of water
Happiness is everything. Life may be full of hindrances but take time to find what makes you complete and happy.
I am grateful and blessed that I tested negative for CODIV 19.
Remember, value each day because you can no longer take them back. We cannot predict what will happen to our lives in the future.,.Be thankful you were able to surpass all the trials… Thank God because He has helped you to become what you are today. Be tough. Life is never easy. There may be reasons that will push you to your limit but you still need to gather all your strength, hold on, and move forward. We do not know what will happen to us, so make sure that you live each day to the fullest. Wear your mask and drink a lot of water
Happiness is everything. Life may be full of hindrances but take time to find what makes you complete and happy.
Louisiana to stay in Phase 2 amid continued coronavirus spread, John Bel Edwards says
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Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Tuesday that the state will continue with its Phase 2 coronavirus restrictions as the state continues to battle the virus amid a recent surge of cases in Louisiana ...
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The New Orleans community and the world is mourning the death of Civil Right Icon John Lewis
A Ray of HOPE:
I was really looking forward to going to the first dinner but I was waiting for the result of my test - negative and the dinner at Broussard 's is sold out
NEW ORLEANS WINE AND FOOD EXPERIENCE ANNOUNCES SUMMER WINE DINNER SERIES
Restaurants and Wineries Pair-Up for Socially Distant Wine Dinner Series
NEW ORLEANS – The New Orleans Wine & Food Experience has announced several wine dinners will take place in July, August and September. NOWFE will organize and promote the dinners for each restaurant throughout the summer. Participating restaurants include: Broussard’s Restaurant & Courtyard, Palace Café, GW Fins, Briquette, La Petite Grocery, Tommy’s Cuisine, the Rib Room and Café Reconcile with additional restaurants being added in September to be announced.
“While we were all disappointed that NOWFE was postponed this year, we celebrate the reopening of our beloved restaurants and look forward to gathering together with all socially distant protocols of course,” said Aimee Brown, NOWFE Executive Director. “We hope these dinners will encourage diners to support our local economy and offer a sense of normalcy as we move into the next phases of reopening.”
NOWFE SUMMER WINE DINNER SERIES:
Wednesday, July 22 - Broussard’s Restaurant & Courtyard featuring The Prisoner Wine Company (Reservations: 504-581-3866) (SOLD_OUT)
Wednesday, August 5 РPalace Caf̩ featuring Wines of Champagne and Burgundy (Reservations: 504-523-1661)
Tuesday, August 11 – GW Fins featuring Cakebread Cellars (Reservations: 504-581-3467)
Wednesday, August 19 – Briquette featuring Ruffino Italian Wines (Reservations: 504-302-7496)
Wednesday, August 19 - La Petite Grocery featuring Duckhorn Vineyards (Reservations: 504-891-3377)
Wednesday, August 26 - Tommy’s Cuisine featuring Belle Glos and Quilt Wines (Reservations: 504-581-1103)
Thursday, September 17 – Rib Room featuring Flambeaux Wine (Reservations: 504-529-7045)
Wednesday, September 23 - Café Reconcile featuring Hendrick’s Gin (Reservations: 504-934-1946)
Dinners will be served adhering to all safety protocols. Start times and prices vary by restaurant. Reservations made directly with each restaurant by phone.
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WYES-TV CONTINUES ITS NEW SERIES ABOUT THE LOCAL IMPACT OF COVID-19
WYES Connects With Local Education Experts To Bring Viewers A Closer Look At The Pandemic’s Effect Regionally
New Orleans, LA — WYES, the premier public television station of southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, will continue its look into the COVID-19 pandemic and how it is impacting our everyday lives. LIVING IN THE NEW NORMAL: EDUCATING OUR CHILDREN is the second installment in the discussion format series. The 30-minute program produced and hosted by WYES Community Projects Producer and INFORMED SOURCES host Marcia Kavanaugh premieres on Thursday, July 30 at 7:00 p.m. "Parents are eager to know if their children are going to be in the classroom, at home or a combination of both when the new school year begins. Teachers are also wondering about how they will instruct their students. In this episode of LIVING IN THE NEW NORMAL our panelists will discuss what options are going to be available for students, parents and teachers when the new school year starts,” said program producer and host Kavanaugh.LIVING IN THE NEW NORMAL: EDUCATING OUR CHILDREN education experts will include Louisiana State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley, New Schools for New Orleans CEO Patrick Dobard and the 2020 Louisiana State Teacher of the Year Chris Dier.
Also on the program, WYES Outreach Manager Monica Turner talks to STEM NOLA founder Dr. Calvin Mackie about how to make virtual learning an engaging and beneficial experience for students.
WYES President and CEO Allan Pizzato said, “WYES is proud to continue its commitment to helping parents and teachers during these trying times. We feel this panel of experts in the field of education will bring insight to our community’s biggest questions.”
The first episode of LIVING IN THE NEW NORMAL premiered June 25th on WYES. The show focused on how the community can stay healthy during this uncertain time. To view the program and for details on the next installment, go to: wyes.org/newnormal.
Viewers can send in their questions for our expert panel to: communityprojects@wyes.org.LIVING IN THE NEW NORMAL: EDUCATING OUR CHILDREN repeats on Sunday, August 2 at 10:00 a.m.; Sunday, August 9 at 10:00 a.m.; Thursday, August 13 at 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, August 16 at 10:00 a.m. and Friday, August 21 at 8:30 p.m.
ABOUT WYES:
For 63 years, WYES has worked to inform, teach, illuminate, entertain and inspire our entire community. It is the oldest public television station serving southeast Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the 12th oldest in the nation, and the most utilized non- profit organization in our two states with as many as a half-million people using our broadcasts, outreach activities and website each week. We are proud to be part of the nation’s largest classroom, the largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world. For more information, call (504) 486-5511 or visit wyes.org.
WOW -I love this :
And final- I need a roommate ASAP
This beautiful, tranquil cascade awaits you if you rent condo C in the Marigny DeMauriac
I need a very special, respectable, and industrious roommate for one of my upstairs bedrooms. The...
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