Jim's Journeys
New Orleans Destruction and Fried Chicken
After Katrina the city remains a shadow of it previous self
4 minutes 55 seconds, 10 mgs
After Katrina the city remains a shadow of it previous self
4 minutes 55 seconds, 10 mgs
Jim has jumped ship!
No more postings here. He has moved joined forces with Pam Bell and all new twice weekly postings can be found at FatBellyTraveler.com
Thanks for all your support. -
Weekly at Noon on Wednesday
January 25, 2006
The fried chicken is great down in the Quarter. Nothing like it crispy and hot.
The destruction of the city is extensive and wide spread, the social fabric is torn, life is not normal.
No more postings here. He has moved joined forces with Pam Bell and all new twice weekly postings can be found at FatBellyTraveler.com
Thanks for all your support. -
Weekly at Noon on Wednesday
January 25, 2006
The fried chicken is great down in the Quarter. Nothing like it crispy and hot.
The destruction of the city is extensive and wide spread, the social fabric is torn, life is not normal.
There is no normal anymore in New Orleans.
The suicide rate is very high, mental illness has increased, people are eating and drinking like there is no tomorrow.
There may not be.
Next week will be again on New Orleans.
Katrina, Katrina, Katrina
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Check out my Blog
My blog has a more detailed description of each journey, links and a place to leave comments.
The story is too big. I can't get my mind around the fact that 350,000 people have left their homes. There are too many stories of suffering. It is more than we can take in, it is more than we can truly understand. The leaders have yet to emerge. The politicians are confused and nervous. They should be.
The power from the Hurricane continues to effect us.
Next week is more from New Orleans.