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How Private Is Magnolia Private Residence Club?
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Kurt
Admin
Honestly I had never heard that it was a "christian fractional". The only thing I remember is that there were delays in construction and completion, sitting idle for quite awhile. Did a christian group or investor buy it? I'd like to hear the story.
http://www.magnoliaresidenceclub.com/
http://www.magnoliaresidenceclub.com/
melscuba
Beach Fanatic
We own a home in Magnolia Cottages by the Sea, the homes just behind the PRC. I've never heard that before either. My guess, if you are seeing that, is an attempt to thwart party-ers, etc.. It is a quiet neighborhood where everyone enjoys the neighborhood but basically keeps to themselves. Loud music and all night hours would neither be welcomed nor tolerated I am sure. But, Jesus is not presently hanging on crucifixes in the hallway..... at least not outside, or by the terrace level pool (gorgeous view of the gulf btw). There are no services or masses being held, to my knowledge, on site. I feel most confident your Jewish friends would feel welcomed.
Beach Runner
beats on hood
I know a lot of Christians who party and listen to loud music, especially Episcopalians. LOL. I was raised as a Baptist, and my mother told me I'd get struck down by lightening if I drank alcohol. So you can imagine how scared I was when I had my first drink in the French Quarter as a freshman at Tulane. 
I switched to the Methodist church.
I personally know people who own in that neighborhood, who party, are gay, don't go to church, and they've never had any problems there with fundamentalists to my knowledge.
I switched to the Methodist church.I personally know people who own in that neighborhood, who party, are gay, don't go to church, and they've never had any problems there with fundamentalists to my knowledge.
Rachael Ashman McKee
Beach Lover
I was raised Episcopalian and I believe the word is Whiskeypalian LOL. When You said you took your first drink in the French Quarter, a Freshman at Tulane, waiting for the lightening strike , I had to laugh. I will put that next to the line a lady told me about being conceived in Mobile on Mardis Gras under an azalea bush. So, would you please tell me the drink that you had. I hope it was a Hurricane.
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Whiskeypalian -- I hear ya!
My first drink was at The Playboy Club because my date was a member. It wasn't a hurricane -- I think he ordered a Tom Collins for both of us.
But here's an amazing conception story. Hubby and I went to NOLA for a vacation and dined at K-Paul's. Paul was there and signed a cookbook for us with his slogan, "Good cookin'! Good eatin'! Good lovin'!." The next day we left for home. Hubby then left for the ATL airport on a business trip for several weeks. I started having nausea for a couple of weeks while hubby was gone, so I called my OB-GYN. He said that it was impossible for me to be pregnant (as had the docs at Duke, UF, and MCG) and sent me to a gastroenterologist. That doctor said he'd start me on Zantac, but first he wanted to do a pregnancy test. I told him it was a waste of time. But the test was positive!
We told Paul this story about a miraculous conception after dining at his restaurant. So after that we got special treatment at his restaurant.
"Good cookin'! Good eating'! Good lovin'!."
Rachael Ashman McKee
Beach Lover
Good story! I'd say you out-cooked Chef Paul with your 'dish'. And a Tom Collins is cool too. Thanks