Louisville

Throwing back 48,960 Seconds

Throwback’s on social media are are typically advised to be a throwback of a year or several of them. However, 34 days ago feels as though it was years so I’m pushing outside of the comfort zone of advised standards to share moments when I actually remember to share them.

Thanks to the J Wagner Group for another great year of memories. If it weren’t for your photographers, I wouldn’t have a single photograph from Thurby festivities @ Bowl for the Roses.

Event made possible from the amazing sponsors; Planet Fitness, DJX, Derby VIP, White Claw Hard Seltzer, Budweiser, Courier Journal, and Derby VIP.

Cheers to the last 34 days and the next 1,440 seconds as they accumulate each day! Yay, life and every second we’re able to celebrate it!

04.03.19 // Louisville

Spring Into Cherokee Park

Cherokee Park's main feature is the 2.4-mile Scenic Loop, with separate lanes for vehicle traffic (one-way) and recreational users. One of the original parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the park provides a pastoral setting amid rolling hills, open meadows and woodlands of the Beargrass Creek valley. This is my space. I exist in and around it because it puts me in a tranquil mental space. For vehicles on the Scenic Loop (or recreational users moving in the direction of vehicle traffic), ...

04.01.19 // Louisville

‘Tis the Derby Season

I'm not a mixologist. But I'm passionate about recipes as I love the tradition following specific recipes from the past that are relevant today. Whether you plan on going to the Kentucky Derby or watching it from home, this is a libation composed of bourbon, sugar, water, and mint. This party in a glass dates back to 1816. Silver julep cups were given as prizes at Kentucky county fairs and before that, a “julep” was considered medicinal, “prescribed” for stomach problems and sore throats. Fun ...