





After the parade, Kylie's class went to Miss Joy for music and then Miss Kathy set up an Easter Egg hunt on the playground. The kids had a blast.

























If you know me, you know that this city has a special place in my heart. In fact, if Lee would go along with it, I would actually consider moving there. I would love this exact house nestled right in the middle of the Garden District.
Spending 6 years putting together housing after Katrina allowed me to see some many aspects of the Big Easy beyond Bourbon Street. This week was a quick trip, only spending Monday night for a meeting on Tuesday. We dined at Tommy's , which did not disappoint.After a quick meeting on Tuesday, I was back on the road to Montgomery. Time to get ready for the 2nd half of the week. I had a closing scheduled in Jackson, MS on Friday so I needed to get back to the office to prepare before traveling again on Thursday. This was my 1st trip to Jackson. Jackson is one of those places, like Selma that is a true Southern city. The movie the Help was based on the happenings in Jackson back in the day. And while in Jackson, I got to eat lunch at the Mayflower Cafe...one of the oldest restaurants in Jackson. It has been open since 1935, it is also where scenes from The Help were filmed.
I learned that Jackson has quite a few jewels. We had dinner at The Parlor and it was fantastic! Quaint, fun and wonderful. The menu was pretty exotic as it featured mostly wild game. I would say this restaurant could hold its own with big city competition. So even though much of the week was a complete blur, it was nice to hit a few highlights.

