i don't mean to be a jerk or insensitive about this because i know you love your city. I do, heck Americans do... for what it was and which will probably never be again.
They haven't made much progress to the neighborhoods in the heart of the city leaving neighborhoods still in shambles and heavily contaminated. People are slowly moving back but not everyone.
Let's face it. Not to sound racist but people of color made this city, along with the birth of jazz and cajun spice character. Regretfully, those days are gone. The city will merely be kept for sentimental reasons. Possibly become a stop for tourists as a memoriable American City. They'll still have Marti-Gras but the city will be more of an artificial imitation of what it once was and a city that won't have the character it once did. It's over. Mother Nature made her final say and said a City is not meant to be there.
I'm really sorry to be the one to say this but it has to be said. I really do hope i'm wrong though because we used to go to New Orleans all the time. I felt comfortable knowing it was so close to Houston and Alabama. But since we can't have New Orleans right now, i guess we have to settle for San Antonio! :jk:
They haven't made much progress to the neighborhoods in the heart of the city leaving neighborhoods still in shambles and heavily contaminated. People are slowly moving back but not everyone.
Let's face it. Not to sound racist but people of color made this city, along with the birth of jazz and cajun spice character. Regretfully, those days are gone. The city will merely be kept for sentimental reasons. Possibly become a stop for tourists as a memoriable American City. They'll still have Marti-Gras but the city will be more of an artificial imitation of what it once was and a city that won't have the character it once did. It's over. Mother Nature made her final say and said a City is not meant to be there.
I'm really sorry to be the one to say this but it has to be said. I really do hope i'm wrong though because we used to go to New Orleans all the time. I felt comfortable knowing it was so close to Houston and Alabama. But since we can't have New Orleans right now, i guess we have to settle for San Antonio! :jk: