Our homeless population in New Orleans has always been a topic of controversy. What causes these people to be homeless? Why don’t they help themselves? What are their stories? Are they scamming? Are they faking? Are they mentally ill? …
Since Bobby finished our kitchen renovation, I have to admit – I’m hooked on the idea of what this room brings to our lives. For me, it’s been the symbolic slave galley of motherhood for 30 years. Martha Stewart …
NOLA Hospitality… Sometimes Means Sharing Your Kitchen! Read more »
Hi Neighbors! I wanted to share some thoughts (and maybe solutions) for a few of the challenges we have living Uptown. When we moved back to NOLA and into our home, there was PLENTY to do, just to be able …
by Anne Beck May 15, 2018 Our new kitchen looks like something out of a magazine. The plank ceiling, butcher block counters, farm sink… and that open shelving. It’s not for everyone. My friend, Sandy, was visiting the other night and …
The Open Shelving Trend in NOLA Kitchens… Yea or Nay? Read more »
It’s December, and I am blessed. In New Orleans it is 70 degrees outside, and I’m sitting in my sun room with the windows thrown open to my neighbor’s courtyard. Someone is playing guitar out there; my neighbors on the …