The Triumph floated into Mobile and we gave the weary passengers a taste of Southern Hospitality. Despite the fact that Carnival pulled out of our fair city, and that the passengers on this ship were hustled to buses to New Orleans, their disgruntled guests were welcomed by our city officials and many other well-wishers.
Every time a cruise left Mobile, the ship was full. Hopefully, Carnival will soon bring another ship to the Port of Mobile.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler
In the city where it started,
Mobile hosts Mardi Gras.
Make no mistake about
That claim is not a flaw.
It's time for revelry,
Parades and balls and such.
Fun for young and old,
Though some say it's too much.
Crowds fill the streets;
Parades come every day.
Children catch the throws
And run, and jump, and play.
The mystics wear their costumes,
On floats they bounce and dance.
A merry time is had by all
Caught up in this romance.
Tails and floor length gowns
Are musts for every ball.
Bands vary dancing music
That fill the ballroom's hall.
For weeks frolic goes on
And all are full of glee,
But it comes to a halt
On the day of Ash Wednesday.
Mobile hosts Mardi Gras.
Make no mistake about
That claim is not a flaw.
It's time for revelry,
Parades and balls and such.
Fun for young and old,
Though some say it's too much.
Crowds fill the streets;
Parades come every day.
Children catch the throws
And run, and jump, and play.
The mystics wear their costumes,
On floats they bounce and dance.
A merry time is had by all
Caught up in this romance.
Tails and floor length gowns
Are musts for every ball.
Bands vary dancing music
That fill the ballroom's hall.
For weeks frolic goes on
And all are full of glee,
But it comes to a halt
On the day of Ash Wednesday.
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