GENERAL: The Prenches of Neigh Orleans are a relatively old family, born of an Equestrian-Prench Creole marriage during the 14th century YOH. They are outwardly very respectable: but they have their secrets, and a strange attraction for the sea. They have some marital connections with the Neigh Orleans Lulamoons (Trixie's maternal family) but no more recently than around YOH 1400.

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It’s 11 O’clock over here in Florida, and we’ve been back from NOLA for an hour or so after an amazing day! Aside from finding a parking spot (tip: find a parking spot by a hotel If you go, because ain’t no way you’re gonna find a spot on the street like you think you are. We spent forty five minutes looking for a parking spot. Don’t make my mistakes folks.), we had a great day! We took a carriage tour of the French Quarter and our guide was AWESOME! We learned so much about the city! Then we

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Okay, recently over thr weekend I was down in the Crescent City, and believe me, my oh my it was something else. I'd like to put in a beautifully poetic long rambling blog post on the city, but as I'm not that gifted I'll just say this. It's just like they say it is. New Orleans is everything you expect it to be. Beautiful, historic, grand, sleazy, seductive and the life of the party. Also, I think I came down with a new love for the jazz stylings of Satchmo, aka Louie Armstrong in New Orleans.

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Its amazing how many different stories you can get out of the Equestrian Wasteland isn't it?

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And that's the thing, right?

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All good things must come to an end, and so it is with Council Bluffs. The Big Boy must move on, and so too must Sweetsong; the rails are calling out their song. A train isn’t meant to stay in one place, and neither is Sweetsong.

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