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Does the name of the city have any spaces in it?

Question #33: Is the state it is located in Alabama?

No.

Question #34: Does the name of the city have any spaces in it?

Yes.

Is the city New Orleans?

Question #35: Is the city New Orleans?

Yes it is!

Suggested questions that could have been asked:

*Does the city have any famous festivals/parades?: Yes (Mardi Gras, for one)
*Was the state that the city is in one of the original 13 colonies?: No
*Was the state the city is in bought in a deal?: Yes (The Louisiana Purchase)
*Was the state the city is in a location in a well known TV series?: Yes (True Blood)
*Was the city itself in a recent TV series?: Yes (American Horror Story: Coven)
*Was this city the birthplace of a type of music?: Yes (Jazz)
*Was this city subject to a Hurricane?: Yes (Hurricane Katrina and Rita)

And now it is your turn to be the answerer, Evelynx.    Remember that it can be a person/animal, place, or thing.

The thing is a city.
The city is alive to a greater or lesser degree depending on what day it is.
The city is in a state that borders Mississippi, but isn't in Alabama.
Therefore, the city is in Louisiana.
The first letter of the city falls between N and T, inclusive (Meaning it counts both N and T.. sorry I didn't clarify that)
There is a space in the name of the city.

The thing is a city.
The city is alive to a greater or lesser degree depending on what day it is.
The city is in a state that borders Mississippi, but isn't in Alabama.
Therefore, the city is in Louisiana.
The first letter of the city falls between N and T, inclusive (Meaning it counts both N and T.. sorry I didn't clarify that)
There is a space in the name of the city.

That's how you guessed it? 

I'm sure some of it was tricky.  Some of it was tricky for me to answer!

I couldn't say it was neither alive nor dead, because there's many ways to define something being "alive"

In a city like New Orleans' case, it's "alive" when there's festivals or events going on.  But since those don't happen all the time, it really depends on the day...aka if there's an event that day or not. 

Maps of the city may be commonly found in houses, but I figured that would confuse people if I went with that, so I said no. 

And the city itself isn't aware of its surroundings, but the people in it essentially are considered part of the city, and they are.

And technically, I did say that one of the categories was "place" at the beginning. 

Yeah those clues were enough for me to narrow it down to New Orleans or New Iberia, and I couldn't think of a way in which New Iberia could be considered to be more alive on certain days than others. Also, who has ever heard of New Iberia?

Certainly not me.

Anyways, now it's your turn to pick something (remember, person/animal, place, or thing), and I'll start with the traditional first question:

Is it a person?

Question #01:

Is it a person?

No.

Is it a thing?

Question #02:

Is it a thing?

Yes.

Is it organic?

Question #03:

Is it organic?

It depends on what day it is.

Is it a plant?

Question #04:

Is it a plant?

No.