Andrew Morris House

The Andrew Morris House in Natchitoches, Louisiana may never be the same after a gaggle of gays converged on the beautiful property. Unlike some B&B's, this is a gay friendly resort.

This was my room:

With each room having a Jacuzzi (some have double sized ones), there was plenty of hotness to be found:

As I was the first person to arrive, I was greeted by two very good friends (Kirt and Tod). Kirt made me a wonderful Marrakech Express drink (Gin, Orange Juice, splash of orange flower water, splash of Grenadine). I liked it because I couldn't taste the gin.

Eventually, a few locals, two couples and the single jacuzzi guy arrived. We visited and talked over a delicious gumbo cooked by Kirt. It was on this night, that we were treated to live dinner theatre courtesy of the property GM: Charles.

How can I best describe Charles? He is one wired and entertaining individual! In five short minutes, he dropped funny line after funny line. It was like we were watching a standup comedy routine! I told Charles that I thought I needed therapy, but a night of him made me feel so very NORMAL. LOL.

On Saturday, we toured downtown and then the gorgeous Melrose Plantation where Clementine Hunter once painted her famous folk art. We were treated to a great history tour of the place.

Later, we ate at the Landing restaurant and had a game party night. Even though I am competitive, I didn't show my ass too much in Scrabulous. I did get the stink eye several times when I challenged certain individual's answers.

I want to thank Kirt and Tod for organizing a very nice getaway. Special thanks to Charles for being so entertaining and attending to our every need. It was nice to make new friends and share time together in such an intimate setting. I'll always cherish this trip. :)