| After I visited the House of Blues in New Orleans, | | | | This city is frequently is called Crescent City or |
| I felt hunger.I was not aware of the fact that | | | | the Big easy. Due to its geographical position, near |
| there were plenty of restaurants in this city, and | | | | the famous Gulf of Mexico it is easy to contain a |
| that New Orleans is most famous for its piquant, | | | | wide multiplicity of ethnicities. When I went diving |
| Cajun cooking. I love spicy foods. The smell of | | | | in this Gulf I saw people of various descents. I |
| beef and prawn made my mouth watering. When | | | | could never imagine I would witness Indians and |
| I walked along Bourbon Street I had an | | | | Chinese go diving together! |
| opportunity to taste a spicy steak. I told my | | | | Another thing I experienced with New Orleans |
| brother that we must find the finest place for | | | | variety happened when I took part in Mardi Gras. |
| beef. Then he, a few friends, and I met to go to | | | | It was an extremely educational and amusing |
| Ruth's Chris. There was extremely good steak. I | | | | experience. It was noisy, thrilling, and very bright. |
| agreed to spend fifty-dollars on it, as it was | | | | The traditional hues of Mardi Gras are mauve, |
| certainly worth its cost. I ate greedily my steak, | | | | emerald, and gold. Citizens marched past drunk, |
| and then we ordered legendary New Orleans | | | | clear-headed, and confused. Mardi Gras is |
| gumbo! When I was over and done with these | | | | positively not for people under eighteen. For the |
| dishes I recognized New Orleans could please my | | | | duration of Mardi Gras I experienced was a bit of |
| ears and my stomach. | | | | a culture shock. I found out that cultures of all |
| New Orleans is known as a unique place with racial | | | | over the world can in point of fact come |
| backgrounds from many corners of the world. | | | | together and take pleasure. |