On Derby Day I went to open a can of tomato juice for a bloody mary, but I couldn’t. I knew the can opener was broken because it wouldn’t open the can. Stripped of the singular function for which it … Continue reading
It’s only as you get a little older that you really start to understand the value of planning. Looking ahead and planning wisely sometimes requires us to ask tough questions, some of which have tough answers. Did I put enough … Continue reading
My neighbor who lives on the next street over tells a story about the Ohio River. He and his friend’s son hang out on Sunday afternoons. This how they spent one of them. One Sunday afternoon during a flood, they … Continue reading
Remember when going to birthday parties meant running around a friend’s backyard? This kind of party is easy if you have a spring, summer or fall birthday. I have two kids with February birthdays. In other words: I’m screwed. Because … Continue reading
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Amazing Green Planet, opened three years ago by the Baron family, is a one-stop shop for stocking the sustainable home. Upon entering the incense scented store, the neatly organized shelves and nice lighting make it feel more like a gift … Continue reading
Joan Stewart has big plans. “Do you see that wall over there?” she asks excitedly as she leads me into the Old Louisville Council office. “My goal is to have that wall converted back to how it was originally. It … Continue reading
Timothy Tidwhistle is an assumed name, but rest assured he is a very real person. He is not a professional therapist or by any means a licensed advice giver. He does, however, seem to dish it out more often than not. He joins … Continue reading