Start with Why by Simon Sinek: I started 2020 with a book that's been highly recommended by many in my office. I'd be lying if I said I'd read any of Sinek's books before, so I was easily surprised at how easy this one was to breeze through. Books on business, corporate development, and finding ...
Master Bathroom Makeover: The Beginning
It's been almost two years since I mentioned to you just how horrid my master bathroom was... Brown, fake marble bathtub surround. Super basic oak vanity. An overhead, off-center vent/light situation that didn't work. For 6 years, I've wanted nothing more than to have a prettier master bathroom ...
A Little Quarantine, A Little Hope
How does one get their thoughts down on what's affecting the world right now?
It seems strange that only a few weeks ago, my biggest worry was whether or not I could survive a master bathroom makeover (which I'll update you on soon) and what to wear to Derby (a worry now moot). Suddenly, our ...
2020 Speed Ball
Once again, Bryan and I made our way to the Speed on Saturday to attend their annual fundraiser, the Speed Ball. Dinner before, for the two of us, was at Bistro Le Relais, a sweet little French restaurant tucked into the airport Bowman Field. After laughing, hugging, dancing the night at the ...
The Firstiversary
Bryan and I knew that there would be a few hiccups in getting married so close to the holidays. It would be hard to take an anniversary trip because that would mean spending time away from family. Gifts? They'd be given two days before Christmas. No matter what, we know that our real wedding ...
My Office
My company, Semonin Realtors, calls home a full floor in a chic, modern building in Louisville's East End. Last year, as we shifted a few offices and and desk spaces around, I was fortunate to move into a corner office overlooking the parking lot on one side, and a large, deer-filled field on the ...
Our Wedding: Rye on Market
This is my last wedding post, I promise, and I promise also that it will be a short one.
Bryan and I went back and forth on whether or not to have any sort of public celebration for ourselves. Getting away to Chicago for several days and having the quiet time there we had hoped for was ...
But What if it Were Palm Springs?
I mentioned a couple of weeks ago in our wedding story that Bryan and I sort of thought about two potential wedding scenarios: Chicago at Christmastime and Palm Springs at the end of summer. While I'd always had a vision in my head fo what a Chicago wedding would look like, it took some time, some ...
Our Wedding: The Flowers
All I can say is that we are so, so lucky to have a friend in Bridget down at Mahonia Studio.
When we settled on a Chicago elopement, I knew Christmas was the perfect time- the city lights up, the skies turn a silvery blue-gray, and Champagne becomes immediately appropriate for every day. ...
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