A Toast to New Orleans & YOU!Happy Thanksgiving. Festive Round Table Luncheon on Dec. 16 & 19 has been moved to Andrea's on Metairie
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Top of the morning to you my darling Facebook friends! Let's welcome this lovely Wednesday, November 25 with prayers that the COVID 19 will be contained and we will be able to go back to Phase 3. Let's be grateful that we are alive and healthy and continue praying for the sick and those that died of COVID 19. Be safe, wear your masks, and observe the social distance. Sending a warm visual hug. 🙏😘
“Wednesday is a day to help others celebrate life. You and only you are accountable for what you extend and give to others. One smile not only increases your value but it gives joy to each person you meet.” – Byron Pulsifer
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For the first time in many years, I am going to miss going to the delicious Thanksgiving Luncheon at the exquisite "Louisiana's Sugar Plantation" Houmas House Plantation and Garden because my brother Lorenzo Bergen is not ready to step out. So when I read that my darling friend Ben Castro of Ideal Supermarkets needs to sell 400 turkey dinners to get two shipping containers of supplies out to Honduras, I called him and he is personally delivering my fried turkey and delicious side dishes to me on Thanksgiving day.
Enjoying the arrival of 2020 Beaujolais Harvest and tasted great
LaFete News Wednesday 11-25-20
"A Thanksgiving Round Table Luncheon" November 18 at Andreas. A fun-loving, e
Join us on the bayou for a fiesta! I got my ticket!
Tickets are $30 and include dinner and two drinks.
Music will be provided by the Julio Herrera trio.
Enjoy an evening at Pitot House as we kick off the holidays
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 | Two days after New Orleans forbid Mardi Gras season parades for 2021, Mayor LaToya Cantrell suggested Thursday she wouldn't dismiss a plan to reschedule the festivities but added that doing so ... www.nola.com |
 | Nov. 17, 2020, will be a day to remember in a year most would rather forget. On that day New Orleans City Hall unceremoniously pulled the plug on Mardi Gras season parades for 2021. Parades can be ... www.nola.com |
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