Progressive Christian wife, mama, writer, editor & crocheter blogging from Baton Rouge
Mardi Gras Aftermath
Took this from the car yesterday in New Orleans -- what a mess, although beautiful in a way.
On the streetcar someone asked me where the beads come from -- like who pays for them. I have no idea, but I'm glad I can pass for someone from Louisiana ... I think?
Then I heard a story on NPR about a company trying to make "throws" locally. They're more expensive but would be less petroleum-based and less disposable/of nicer quality. Weird, weird.
Edit to clarify: we were not in New Orleans for Mardi Gras itself. Rather we were in town the weekend after, before the beads have fallen from the trees. I'm not sure if they ever clean them up entirely.
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The people on the floats pay for them. I guess it can be a little pricey to be in a Krewe.
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