HAUNTED NEW ORLEANS

The French Quarter is haunted. Yes, go to New Orleans and you will see what I mean. While the bars on Bourbon Street are packed with patrons wasted on potent Hurricanes, partying into the wee hours, fifty feet away on Orleans Street the ghosts are everywhere. The street will send shivers up your spine. Orbs surround the haunted Bourbon Orleans hotel. If you go up to the seventh floor don't be surprised to see a gaunt man clothed in a Confederate uniform pointing at you. He'll speak softly in a southern accent asking you for a kiss. When he follows you to your room, close that door...lickety-split! His kisses are deadly! Just as you fall asleep a little blonde-haired girl will join you, curling up close and pulling the cover away. She's very cool to the touch. Even if you tell her to leave she won't--typical eleven year old. Oh, and if you feel like dancing go to the ballroom and see your partner waiting for you under the chandelier. Can't wait to finish my book BOURBON STREET BURNING



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New Orleans Voodoo

Watch out for Papa Le-Bas. You want to be on his good side as he is the keeper of the Crossroads. In the 50's Antoine Domino gave him a shout with his "Hey! Le Bas Boogie". It was interactive with the audience shouting back. This was the start of FATS DOMINO'S fame and his new name. "Blueberry Hill" became Fat's big hit. Giving a shout out, or recognition to the African messenger god gives you good energy...maybe he'll help you get what you want. So try it! Light a white candle on Mondays, leave candy by your door and some change and see if your luck changes.

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