Jan 5
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Minimalism and it’s growing social trend fascinates and appeals to me. I’m not talking art, I’m talking simple living. 2011 was a year of purging and decluttering for me and, in doing so, I became interested in reading about others who felt the need to purge and declutter and what about their life made them […]
Dec 29
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Once again I’m ruminating on social media and my participation in it. Lately, I’ve been enjoying the interaction on Google+ where I’ve been very careful as to who I circle. I’ve learned from my Facebook account that friending/circling can get out of hand in a flash and you end up with the electronic version of […]
Dec 13
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This quick post is really mostly for our NOLA ex-pat readers. Yesterday there was a second line in the French Quarter/Marigny for Coco Robicheaux who died on November 25. This afternoon I’ve been looking at some of the photos and videos taken of the celebration and decided to post a couple of links here for […]
Dec 12
Liz, Maura and Wehaf! Congratulations! Shultzilla will be getting in touch with you all via email. Thanks to all who participated and tweeted. Happy Holidays!
Dec 5
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NOLA’s own Shultzilla is sponsering a give-away to help us say “Happy Holidays” to all our readers with a chance to win one of their awesome “Make Groceries, Not War” totes! **To enter leave a comment on this post.** -For additional entries, follow this blog (via email subscription option in the sidebar) & mention this […]
Nov 29
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The Supreme Court is gearing up to hear challenges to The Affordable Care Act soon. Access to affordable healthcare is an issue that impacts virtually every person in this country and one we should all be concerned about, whether you’re already covered under a plan or are uninsured. There are so many people in dire […]
Nov 23
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It’s the day before Thanksgiving, the time of year when “gratitude’ pieces pop up all over the TV, radio and internet. It’s a good thing to think about everything that’s good and right in your life but saving it for one day a year seems converse to the concept of gratitude. I’m not gonna lie […]
Tomorrow will be another beautiful day in New Orleans so take advantage of it and come by and create art to benefit ReX’s annual It’s Yours, Take It Art for Toys Swap. This will be the fifth year IYTI will gather donated toys for the Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program. (Click link for more information.) Be a good little elf and create for the kids!
PAINT PARTY – NOLA RISING & IT’S YOURS, TAKE IT
the old XO STUDIOS
the PARK next to 2833 Dauphine Street
(Dauphine and Press Streets… Marigny/Bywater border at the train tracks… New Orleans)
SUNDAY – NOVEMBER 20th – 2011 – NOON until 4ish
Kelly Harris-DeBerry writes about the literary renaissance in New Orleans post-Katrina on the Poets and Writers blog. I had the pleasure recently of hearing Kelly (and others) speak at the first Yeah, You Write reading series at Tipitina’s. Check out Kelly’s great post for what’s happening in your back yard, New Orleanians!
Nov 9
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This is a photo of my sweet Peggy Sue. I adopted her from the LA SPCA last month and she has added so much joy to my life since she moved in. If you or anyone you know is thinking about getting a dog or cat, please consider adopting from the SPCA and give a […]
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