STRANGE BARS OF NEW ORLEANS
Another vacation stop in New Orleans on our way home to Florida from Illinois. I'll be just guessing at what was said. But with the help of my old notes, it went something like this.
We were wandering down a side street in the middle of the French Quarter in the middle of a weekday afternoon. Dollie wearing something sexy. Me in shorts and T-shirt or tank top.
Ahead, on the left far corner of the intersection, we saw a small bar with a wide open door. We could see it had a white sand floor. As we crossed the street, not planning on going in, many friendly voices called out. "Come on in, first drinks are free." We still started to walk on by after taking a few tit pictures of Dollie out front.
I could be wrong but I'd swear the sign outside said Absinthe House. It was a very old building. Of course almost all buildings in the French Quarter are very old. Probably half dozen young ladies and another half dozen young men began begging us to come inside, cheering Dollie on for posing topless.
I believe a few were saying "nice tits, bring em in here so we can see them better!" A few of the women flashed us and said we could play with their boobs if we'd just come on in for awhile. Not being one to turn down a free tit feel, we entered the high-classed establishment.
It was weird walking on the white deep sand floor. But things got weirder quickly. The men acted sort of feminine and talked that way also. The women acted sort of masculine... and talked that way, in deep voices.
True to their words, an ice cold bottle of beer appeared in our hands. Firm perky breasts flashed before our eyes. When again invited, I fondled! These were some of the best built, best lookin women we'd seen for a long time. Shoulda been. They were man made!
(Might be too late!)
As to not offend or make some of you mad, I will tell our feelings about Gays and Lesbians. Heaven knows, some things we do and the games we play, are weird to others. Us humans are different in many ways. Ain't that great? As you may know, many great painters, artists, musicians, and so on were gay. It was not something normal folks knew or talked about years ago.