From the time I was born, my parents went next door to Kay and Frank’s Derby party. It was a BIG deal. I wasn’t allowed to go until I was probably 4 or 5 years old. I don’t remember much about their Derby parties, except everyone was loud (probably from
Spring is right around the corner and I for one am thrilled and impatient. Here in Kentucky they are teasing us with the occasional 60 degree days. We know better! Spring often signifies rebirth, green and growth and I would like to think people are the same way. Amanda, Tricia
When I last left off, I tried to take unpaid time off and was refused, the school where I worked wanted to negotiate my time off and then upon my return expected me to return much earlier and work more. D-O-N-E. That’s what I was. I had a doctor’s appointment
Whenever someones comes over and asks to use the bathroom, I cringe. Our guest bathroom is a mess. We did a little to update the space when we first moved in for a project I did for Everything But the House, which turned an ordinary pedastal sink into a faux-vessel
We are thrilled to announce Time To Make the Berry Crumble by local author Amanda Hervey and her daughter, Ava, is now available for download on Amazon.com!!!! “Rumble, rumble, tummies grumble…time to make the berry crumble!” Join Amanda and her children, Ada and Eli, as they make dessert (gluten-free!) together one
“Who am I and how did I get here?,” is a question I find myself asking regularly these days. I can’t tell you how many times I have been out and about with a friend and we come across someone who inevitably asks, “What do you do?” Each and every