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New Orleans

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Date Posted: 03:48:31 08/14/02 Wed

While this summer has been taxing with school and personal loss, I have enjoyed these last few weeks in the big NO. I didn't realize how much I missed visiting with the family, and hanging with HS friends. I will miss hanging out in the Quarter until 4 or 5 in the morning, having several excellent movie theaters to choose from, dominating the first round of TP at Hooters (after we win that pitcher of beer in the first round, my team always does poorer in the second round- strange), Commedy Central, great restuarants and bars that stay open past two in the freakin' morning, not dealing with RFs, Cox high speed internet, Jesuit masses (45 minutes), visitors falling in the Shark Tank at the Aquarium of the Americas, spontaneous trips to Biloxi to gamble, and the mosquitoes (strike that last one). Its almost enough to make me stay. I ask you, what sane person would want to live anywhere else? This is where the night outshines the day. In short, I love my City beneath the Sea. New Orleans, proud to call it home.

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