Bio: Amy M. Miller is a freelance writer born and raised in Louisville. She is currently working on her third English degree in the Spalding MFA in writing program because she loves the fame and money it brings her and her family. When she isn't writing for The Paper or for school, she's corralling children at home or in the classroom at University of Louisville.
I’m going to tell you to do something I don’t usually endorse. Go to your computer. Find the Liberation Prophecy website or Facebook page. Click on the Liberation Living Room link. Call your children to watch. It’s only a 15-minute … Continue reading
Whitney Trowbridge, Robyn Thompson, and Michelle Byrd are master networkers. In one year they have taken a mother support group and transformed it into a thriving nonprofit organization with popular fundraising events and a Facebook page boasting over 7,000 likes. … Continue reading
Martina Kunnecke has a lot to say. From the moment she walks in to Heine Brothers’ Coffee, she begins describing the latest efforts of her organization, Neighborhood Planning and Preservation. Even before she orders her tea or settles down at … Continue reading
Linsey Gessner and Hannah Wemitt are smiling. Their enthusiasm is both charming and infectious. Gessner is the education associate and Wemitt is the marketing director for StageOne Family Theatre. As they share about StageOne’s upcoming DramaWorks summer camp season, it … Continue reading
Can we all just take a moment to admit that the Kentucky Derby, with all of its parades and balloons and pretty horses, is not a kid holiday? I know, you probably go to the Pegasus Parade and the Great … Continue reading
Seriously, Mama really likes LEGO bricks. And Mama’s family likes LEGO bricks too. The highlight of our last trip to Florida was not the beach or the Kennedy Space Center, but LEGO LAND. If you and your kids are as … Continue reading
Did you know that the Union Cycliste Internationale Cyclo-cross World Championships will be held in Louisville, Kentucky January 31 through February 3? Did you even understand a word of what I just said? This is a big deal, people! This … Continue reading
I can summarize what I know about manga and anime in less than 10 words: big eyes, pointy chins, “Sailor Moon,” and “Spirited Away.” In order to learn a bit more about the Japanese comic art, I called on Kerry … Continue reading