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Suffice it to say…

February 3, 2012 No Comments

We adore Creole Creamery. A perfect scoop of Banana Cane Malt ice cream. “Without ice cream, there would be darkness and chaos.” ~Don Kardong

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June 8, 2012

Tourist trap on Oak: Jacques-Imo’s Cafe

May 19, 2010

My horoscope says I’ll win the lottery…

October 4, 2010

Stepping out: Muriel’s Jackson Square

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Finding serenity at Creole Creamery

September 19, 2010 1 Comment

After breakfasting at Surrey’s, we headed home determined to be productive. Slogging through my daily projects seemed especially onerous to me. Admittedly, doing dishes (by […]

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May 3, 2012

A late Sunday lunch at Lebanon’s Cafe

August 2, 2010

Pigging out on New Orleans Ice Cream

February 25, 2011

Café Du Monde: A never-ending love affair

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Eating for the ice cream impaired…

May 24, 2010 2 Comments

I’ve been getting outside more often than ever, walking my dog, running errands and exploring my neighborhood and as much as I am enjoying all […]

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May 31, 2015

5 New Orleans Homes I’d Buy If I Were Filthy Rich

December 6, 2011

Hissy fit at Crabby Jacks

May 25, 2013

Indulgences at The American Sector

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Testing your willpower

May 1, 2010 No Comments

I ask you now, is this fair?

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July 10, 2014

Superior to Superior: Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar

January 14, 2016

It’s OK, eat the whole bag. Love, Cookie

May 5, 2010

A smooth ride on St. Charles Avenue

About Kim

Though she was born in the San Francisco Bay Area, Kim Ranjbar felt New Orleans calling her home as soon as she hit puberty. A graduate of granola U (a.k.a. Sonoma State University), Kim took her passion for the written word and dragged it over 2000 miles to flourish in the city she loves.

After over fifteen years as a transplant — surviving hurricanes, levee failures, oil spills, boil water advisories and hipster invasions — Kim hopes to eventually earn the status of local and be welcomed into the fold.

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