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| The Quarter is full of performance art.
Everywhere you see kids with a cardboard tip box tap dancing, people posing
as statues, musicians, painters ...
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Jackson Square is especially full of artists, palm-readers, tarot-card readers and street musicians. It's a great place to sit and watch people. In honor of Mom's birthday, we had a caricature of Mom's Favorite done by one of the local artists. I swear the artist's name must be, well, you know the name. I've known three of them, and every single one was a dingbat. She made the goofiest faces, and seemed to be directing a non-existent orchestra with her free hand, whilst the other hand sketched. |
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Then there is the famous (infamous) Bourbon Street. Just a seedy little strip less than a mile long, but crowded with shops, bars, clubs, and various other places of entertainment. Here a person can get an opportunity to earn beads ... |
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| And what trip to New Orleans would be complete without a trip to the casino? We hit a 500 coin jackpot on the slots at Harrah's, and were smart enough to pack it up and leave - leaving the casino about $16 ahead - just enough for etouffee and gumbo for lunch! | ||
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