The Garden.
Next to the different wards that make up New Orleans and the French Quarter you find the Garden District, also known as the American portion of the city. I've never seen anything as plush and extroadinary ever in my life. The houses are unlike anything you could dream of.
I want to live in this place. After just one day here it's clear to me why New Orleans has been ranked no 1 in America's Travel & Leisure article "America's favorite cities" in more categories than any other city in the States Here is the local Garden District Roman Catholic school:
And a couple of small getaways in the same area:
"And what does it live on?"
"Weak tea with cream in it."
A new difficulty came into Alice's head,
"Supposing it couldn't find any?" she suggested.
"Then it would die, ofcourse."
"But that must happen very often," Alice remarked thoughtfully.
"It always happens," said the Gnat.
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