Descriptive Essay On New Orleans

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The sun rose, bouncing into the sky like a great fiery yo-yo over the city of Orleans sending the moon packing. Inside the compound the sound coming from Monk Parakeet chirping away in their cage began to stir the female awake. With a soft groan she rolled onto her back, and Angelina tossed an arm over her eyes to block out the dots of sunshine that danced across her bedroom as it came through the lace curtains that hung just above Angelina's bedroom windows. The aroma of New Orleans slowly wafted its way through the open window. The female's mind was still fuzzy, maybe even disoriented with the last remnants of a dream that was being chased away with the realization that she was now awake and a new day had started. Gee what a day she had planned for herself, it was hard work being a prisoner. Although it had been a nice dream too, something about sitting under a big oak tree in a meadow full of flowers, there was something else, but the details were fading fast …show more content…

Different interesting spices blended with, the hustle and bustle of the south. New Orleans, also nicknamed the "Big Easy," was well known for its round-the-clock nightlife, vibrant live-music scene and spicy, singular cuisine reflecting its history as a melting pot of French, African and American cultures. Everything in the city of New Orleans, from the food, architecture, and the music reflected the rich heritage of it's bustling city. Even though the brunette had been kidnapped, held captive within the walls of it's compound, she couldn't deny that New Orleans was her kind of place. Angelina had decided that if she was ever to settled down, that it would be here, here in this hustle and bustle part of metropolitan. Although it would seem the choice had been made for her as of recently. Feeling the goon squad had waited long enough, Angelina turned from the secrecy and walked leisurely to the

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