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Jazz Fest has always been my favorite cultural celebration in New Orleans. It's important to me for many reasons, but, primarily it's a family experience I share with a family I've known since the new millenium.
We're extremely close and I'll share an aspect of my experience with you, via this link
Jazz Fest and the Spice of New Orleans
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Hi Donald . . . we fared out well from Hurricane Irene, no damage, no mess, no loss of power, unlike many areas of Virginia and my city of Hampton. But it was not about me, there were many people hurting by this storm. Virginia is a very green state, literally, and as a result, there were many trees that fell on power lines all over the state. Many were left without electricity. We evacuated to Charlottesville in the mountains. Even though Virginia was declared a disaster area (flooding and down power lines), we were fortunate in that the eye of the storm stayed well off-shore eliminating potential for surges and more flooding. Do you know Honore Haydel? He was a classmate and teammate (swimming) at SU, and lives in Baton Rouge. Take care, the next time we are in Louisiana, I will look you up.
Errol
Hey Donald, should have contacted you sooner than now. Are you connected with Southern U in any way? Just curious, SU is my alma mater. Take care.
Errol Duplessis
Robert
Board MemberShaun Anderson said…
Glad to read that you and your family steered clear of the storm!
Have a good trip to Belize!
Shaun
Donald H, Cincinnati OH
I hope you and the rest of the "Crescent City" family are alright! I tried to call you on my cell phone during the storm, "Gustave." but only got a busy signal on a cell phone line. I thought that was strange. "Kokomo" and the rest of the family came over to Florida for a few days before heading back this past Friday morning. "Ike" was heading this way, but so far, just a little wind and rain. Have you made any lodging plans for Bonaire?
- Ric P.
We are dealing with a few storm issues, however, I have now become the official family evacuation center for those of us that still live in New Orleans.
Talk to you then,
DRV
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