Showing posts with label Creole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creole. Show all posts
March 2, 2011
Feeling Right At Home
If you've been reading this blog for a while then you know how much I love painted shutters and doors. And how inspired I am by the colors of France.
There are many, many reasons why I love New Orleans so much. Wandering through the French Quarter is one of them. This unique place always makes me feel right at home.
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March 13, 2009
Photo du Jour - Creole Glass
Wavy, hand made glass windowpanes in a 1830’s Creole townhouse in New Orleans.
The owners kept these charming, unique elements when they renovated the house.
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January 31, 2008
Creole Homes, Scrabble and a King Cake
Monday night is Scrabble Night at Mary and Tomio's amazing home in the Bywater neighborhood, home of the world famous Mirliton Festival.
It is an evening of Mary's wonderful food - to die for kumquat glazed ham, baked Japanese, white-flesh sweet potatoes, skillet cornbread, cheese smothered cauliflower and chocolate pecan King Cake for dessert - fabulous conversation and a Scrabble game or two. (which I always lose)
Mary and Tomio's kitchen
a tableau of turtle shells in dining room
turtle soup anyone?
Mary and Tomio's home, as well as our friend, Peter's, are featured in a recently published, informative and beautifully photographed book, Creole Houses: Traditonal Homes of Old Louisiana. Pin It
It is an evening of Mary's wonderful food - to die for kumquat glazed ham, baked Japanese, white-flesh sweet potatoes, skillet cornbread, cheese smothered cauliflower and chocolate pecan King Cake for dessert - fabulous conversation and a Scrabble game or two. (which I always lose)
turtle soup anyone?
Mary and Tomio's home, as well as our friend, Peter's, are featured in a recently published, informative and beautifully photographed book, Creole Houses: Traditonal Homes of Old Louisiana. Pin It
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