For Heavens Sake

When I come home late evenings I just want to hit the door and take the nearest sofa. Another tiresome day at work is just killing me. I just want to unwind on my day off but we all know that that irritating phone is going to just ring. Ring.... ring.... Can someone just take the phone off of the hook for heavens sake. Later when you check the messages after having your rest disturbed, It's your boss that has left you a message saying that they need you to come in to work someone Else's shift. That's why I made it my business to tell them that I have yoga classes on my days off so call someone else please(lying). Just the other day a co-worker and I were having an hour lunch in the lounge when my boss again came and said that we have to cut our lunch to an half hour because we had VIP people visiting the store and we needed to get back to work to arrange some displays. What a fluke. Am I making mega bucks here, noa, I really don't think so......
So should you have the right to tell your boss that you really don't think that's in you job description and if it isn't, would you quit? hummmmm.

Going Home To New Orleans

Famous for it's taste and flowered sugar; you can get these by the dozens. "Benet's', a french name but we call them a different kind of donut. Cafe Du' Monde' is where New Orleanians stop for Benet's and Latte in the French Market near the River Walk. They are always delicious to eat.

This is the "Street Car" known to run through the city of New Orleans from Canal Street, down Baronne to St. Charles Avenue and Carrollton. Taking a ride on the street car was always an experience. Some of the most famous people today has taken a ride on the street car. If your ever visiting the city, try the ride and feel the experience.

As you all know that New Orleans was hit by one of the most devastating Hurricanes ever "Katrina". A hurricane that will forever instill the remembrance of lives and memories lost. Communities that are still struggling to survive and rebuild. My people, as I shall put it, were people of yesterday, today and tomorrow. A loving family and community of children, families and culture that will never be forgotten. "I Love New Orleans". My family and I will be planning to go home to visit this summer but I wish that it was the same New Orleans That I knew before Katrina. Going home will always be a reminder of the beautiful city as it was. The culture, food, fun and entertainment is what I miss the most. I really wish that we can go back home someday. Our roots, our love our home.

New Orleans