Sunday, November 15, 2009

UBM's World of Glamour and Fame

This morning I saw Steve Harvey playing roulette at the Harrah’s New Orleans. (He performed last night at New Orleans Arena.) Sharp- dressed man... except for the sunglasses worn indoors.

As for me... I didn’t wanna deal with the poker room waiting list, so I messed around on the slot machines. Walked outta there $90 ahead. Woo-hoo!

That’s like a free bag of groceries from Whole Foods.

13 comments:

bklyn6 said...

Sharp-dressed man... except for the sunglasses worn indoors.

Was he hiding from his fans or TMZ? :

Just "a" bag of groceries? Dang. :-D

'Drea said...

I'm impressed that you're able to escape WF with just a $90 dollar one bag bill. Must be one of the small bags. ;)

Undercover Black Man said...

^ Heh heh...

9thWardChick said...

By the way since you are in New Orleans, here's my list as a native of the things you should do while you are here:
1. Visit Backstreet Cultural Museum (in Treme, can be useful to your writing?)
2. Eat at Lil Dizzy's and Dooky Chase (best authentic Creole food in New Orleans)
3. Get a PoBoy from the Gas Station on Louisiana and Carondolet (yeah, I know a gas station, get a Hot Sausage with Cheese, dressed if possible)
4. Visit the Zulu Club on Broad Street with a member (I'm not one since I am female and unfortunately, I have no connections but hey in New Orleans, someone always has a connection)
5. Go see the Soul Rebels Brass Band at Le Bon Ton Roule on Thursday nights
6. Take a ride on the St. Charles Streetcar
7. Buy a King Cake for your Krewe (Treme) on King Day (12 days after Christmas, when the Kings made it to the Baby Jesus birth site)- this also begins the Carnival Season
8. If you are still in town, Mardi Gras (of course), need to start on Jackson Avenue, then go "Under the Bridge" in Treme
9. Go to the Zulu Ball (hence getting those connections), so you can sit VIP and not with the rest of us phlebs
10. Visit the Palm Court Jazz Cafe in the French Quarter(they have weird hours, so you have to check), great food and old school Jazz!
11. Visit Congo Square (in the middle of Armstrong Park) soak in it's history. This is where slaves were allowed to practice "their religion."

Unknown said...

out of mustard already?

Undercover Black Man said...

^ No, but I need to get some more bananas that I won't eat.

Unknown said...

i have this great image of a kitchen with browning bunches of bananas and random unopened jars of exotic mustards. empty cans of red bull scattered about....

Anonymous said...

i was wondering could i borrow a dollar? hehe lol @9thwardchickthe long list from you. had me missing stuff.

intrepidideas said...

Nice List from 9thWard... I'm taking notes in case I roll thru. Not sure about the Po Boy from the gas station tho'. You walked out up 90 bones? Right On! Great dicipline.

Undercover Black Man said...

Wonderful list, 9WC. Thanks for that.

I have enjoyed a couple of meals at Lil Dizzy's. And I hung outside the Backstreet Cultural Museum for when the skeletons came out last Mardi Gras morning. But I haven't been inside.

'Drea said...

By the way, UBM, ripe bananas are excellent in oatmeal and banana bread. Of course, the bread usually leads to trouble...

Undercover Black Man said...

^ I need to get me some oatmeal, 'Drea. The slow-cooking kind.

'Drea said...

Yeah, I need to get some steel cut oats as well since I've been doing the instant thing...