You all just made me a follower. I enjoyed the energy, knowledge, and overall environments shared throughout the video. The last time I was in New Orleans was in 2009 for Essence Festival. You both made me feel reconnected.
The 3rd level of the Lalaurie mansion wasn’t added until well after she and her husband were chased out of New Orleans the night her tortured slaves were discovered and the house was abandoned just a side not. Regardless, that house is a place where extremely terrible things happened to fellow humans. May those who were effected by them rest in peace 🙏🏼
Tasting that warm, crunchy, toasty, soft, sweet doughnut flavor, then drinking a sip of hot aromatic sweet almost chocolatey coffee, while listening to New Orleans Jazz would have made me cry too. I have family who lives there. It's an interesting city, especially for horror fans. Glad you enjoyed it! You chose good restaurants. Send back food if it's not cooked properly!
When you go thru the to-go line at Cafe Dumonde and get your beignets in a bag and sit at a table… you are taking a table away from an actual server who relies on tips. I hope you left a tip! Very rude. Your info about things including the LaLaurie Mansion is so wrong I couldn’t finish watching the video. Did you research at all?
You all just made me a follower. I enjoyed the energy, knowledge, and overall environments shared throughout the video. The last time I was in New Orleans was in 2009 for Essence Festival. You both made me feel reconnected.
The coffee detailing is highly appreciated.. great video!
I'm a pursing funeral director and embalmer in New Orleans and Everytime I enter a building in the French Quarter I get a bad feeling.
The 3rd level of the Lalaurie mansion wasn’t added until well after she and her husband were chased out of New Orleans the night her tortured slaves were discovered and the house was abandoned just a side not. Regardless, that house is a place where extremely terrible things happened to fellow humans. May those who were effected by them rest in peace 🙏🏼
They were in the basement right?
New Orleans captured my soul too. So much so that I've not stopped researching her history since returning a few weeks back
GRRRLLLL YOU HAVE A GOTH SOUL🖤
The Gumbo Shop is amazing 👍
Tasting that warm, crunchy, toasty, soft, sweet doughnut flavor, then drinking a sip of hot aromatic sweet almost chocolatey coffee, while listening to New Orleans Jazz would have made me cry too. I have family who lives there. It's an interesting city, especially for horror fans. Glad you enjoyed it! You chose good restaurants. Send back food if it's not cooked properly!
Hahahha we don’t like wasting food we mostly eat everything anyway regardless of whether it’s not done well. An animal died for us to consume it.
Could it be St Louis cemetery #2? Possibly.
Good one Cait & Z
Stay Safe and Healthyyy 👌🏼
Thanks!!!!
no the corpse are not taken out the bones are pushed back and then the new one is put in.
Great video
Love to see her exuberance
One of the cooks in the house started the fire because her husband was being tortured upstairs.
When you go thru the to-go line at Cafe Dumonde and get your beignets in a bag and sit at a table… you are taking a table away from an actual server who relies on tips. I hope you left a tip! Very rude. Your info about things including the LaLaurie Mansion is so wrong I couldn’t finish watching the video. Did you research at all?