

Then Christian took over:


And then I couldn't resist a few:


So, Treme anyone? Did you watch it, like it? I liked it, didn't LOVE it...but I will keep watching, if only just to see the picture of my friends Paola and Jose standing in their flood-soaked Lakeview home. It ran in the Times Picayune in the weeks immediately following Katrina and is one of the first frames in the intro to Treme (which, incidentally, I loved because the styling was very reminiscent of that awesome stop-action sort of feel that Alan Ball did for True Blood's intro). I don't have any emotion left when it comes to Katrina, thankfully, but that picture caught me off guard and for a split-second the heavy boots were back on again. Check it out; let me know what you think.
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Tell Luz she did an awesome job with her pictures. I see you watched your recording. I really enjoyed watching Treme. John Goodman plays his part really well. It will be interesting to see future shows. You know I really enjoyed the music. Thanks for sharing the pics. Love to you all! Nana
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