OK, I know it has nothing to do with Louisiana and that it’s all over the internet elsewhere, but MY GOD!!! *due to the demand it won’t play in the window. But if you click on the screen twice it opens the youtube page.
I can’t help myself. From The Town Talk (bold mine): Tea Party on the Red will be held Wednesday, April 15, from 5 to 7 p.m at the downtown amphitheatre in Alexandria. The program starts at 5:30 p.m. The activities include a presentation of colors by the National Guard, the Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution, patriotic singing and throwing tea in protest into the river. Guest speaker will be Clyde Holloway. This is a bipartisan protest against high taxation. I have absolutely no problem with a group of people assembling to express their disagreement…
H/t to Melinda Anderson of the Historic District Preservation Commission for the pictures. (Andrea beat me to this). As I mentioned yesterday on the Twitter contraption, the Red Cross is moving forward with renovations to the old Cotton Brothers Building on Bolton Avenue, which, only a year ago, was recognized as one of the Top Ten Most Endangered Properties in the entire State of Louisiana. Here is the photographic evidence: Congratulations to the Red Cross and everyone who has supported and understood this important preservation project.
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