Tag: New Orleans Bywater

New Orleans Magic

Written by Ellen Morris Prewitt on April 28, 2024. Posted in General. 2 Comments on New Orleans Magic

Today, Sunday of the first weekend in Jazz Fest when New Orleans magic pulses through the air like a fine purple spray, I saw an eighty-year-old man with hair the same color as his mauve shoes join a band playing in the Bywater in a furniture shop (a handcrafting furniture type of shop, not a gallery floor) to sing his one hit from 1958 and...

Boxing Day in the Bywater

Written by Ellen Morris Prewitt on December 26, 2018. Posted in General. 7 Comments on Boxing Day in the Bywater

The Proverbial Camel

Written by Ellen Morris Prewitt on November 17, 2018. Posted in General. No Comments on The Proverbial Camel

Never let a camel into your home. Give an inch, and it’ll take a mile. Mary Bob, the Bywater camel, sticking her nose into what isn’t her business ’cause that’s what camels do. Bob Mary, the Marigny camel, trying to worm his way into a bar ’cause that’s what camels do. ...