Alan Gutierrez

Kimberly Williamson Butler spoke at the most recent French Quarter town hall. She laid out her platform for change. She put forward her vision for Mayor.

She fielded questions about Disneyland.

Because John Gregory was there, and he just had to ask.

She presents herself well. She is incredibly photogenic. I adore this snapshot.

Should you find yourself wound up over the latest petty outrage in the rotation, it has been my experience that Frenchman Street is the place to go for reconciliations.

Election Day updates are going to take place soon, I promise, but I’m running around today. I’m off now to see Paul Chistmann’s new Macintosh. Then I’m going to talk to Leonard Nicholson about the French Quarter Confidential. Then I’m going to spend time showing Deserie Durham how to update Nick Varrecchio’s weblog. Finally, in the evening, I’m attending an event at the African-American History Museum in the Treme. It is at 6:00 pm at 1210 Governor Nicholls St.

Couldn’t bring myself to blog today. Now the day is gone. I’m off to the River Bend to meet with Nick Varrecchio and the Louisiana Regular Democrats. Looking at an exciting run off. I’ll post a follow up to the Click for Nick campaign that so many of you supported. The long and the sort of it was that the results were dismissed after the poll for City Council District B made it obvious that the system was so easily manipulated.

Paul Christmann got a Mac. This is funny on so many levels.

Stephen Goodfellow has invited me to the 2006 Flower Party. It is Saturday, May 6th, 2006 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 146 Farrand Pk, Highland Park, MI. Fun party. You make a wreath of flowers and put it on your noggin. Can someone go in my place and tell me how it went?

John Gregory suggests that my mission is as follows. To realize the power of syndication for good.

Tomorrow (today) at the corner of St Phillip and Decatur at 4:30 pm. By 5:30 the parade will arrive at Mulate’s at 201 Julia St where Erma Thomas will be performing. So says Jimmy Delery. I’ll be there.

As an aside, I’ve implemented asides. A concept of to Matt Mullenweg’s. I’m going to include asides as a feature in all my blog deployments.