For the four years we've been in our home, the guest room has gone under a few transitions. First, outfitted with a desk and nightstands I bought from Target for my first apartment, then, when my mom moved in, with a giant recliner, a kitchenette, and her furniture from the farm. When she passed, ...
NEW LISTING!! 4420 Spring Bay Court, Bay Colony
Pristine and sunny ranch off of Chamberlain Lane awaits lucky new owner. Vaulted ceiling in living room couples with lovely gas fireplace and large front window to create the prettiest living space. Roof, HVAC, some windows and light fixtures, all appliances, as well as hardwood floors are less ...
On Chicago
"Welcome home."
That's the greeting I hear when I walk into Carmine's on Rush, when I check into the Ambassador, when I see Sean, our valet. "Welcome home." For years, we've said there's something about Chicago. Bryan loves that the city, the pockets of culture, the events, and pro sports ...
4th of July Tablescape
My favorite time of year is a very happy toss-up between the week of Derby and every day that falls between Thanksgiving and our annual holiday trip to Chicago to see the Christmas lights. Falling just behind, though, is the moment I get to set my table for my birthday, for the 4th of July.
This ...
Pina Coladas
Scorching summer temperatures have me wanting to drink all of the cold things. From a tall, sweating pitcher of iced tea to the feel of cracking open a freezing cold beer, there's something about a cool beverage in the summertime that makes one want to kick their feet up, forget about the humidity, ...
Denver Botanic Gardens
The morning of June 12th was an early one. My alarm went off at 3am, in preparation for a friend and colleague to swing by and pick me up on the way to the airport at 4:15. A quick, 5:30 flight later, we walked out of Denver International Airport and desperately needed food and a few minutes to ...
Nashville: the Plantations, the Art
Two weeks ago, I made the few-hour road trip to Nashville, Tennessee to meet up with 19 other Speed Art Museum members, curators, and directors, ready to spend the next couple of days on a whirlwind tour in and around the city. Admittedly, I've been a lover of Nashville since my teens, making the ...
Summer Finds at Mahonia
Summer's arrival in a city like Louisville brings with it the sauna-like qualities of the south. Heat, humidity so thick one can practically swim through it, and mosquitos... so many mosquitos. Fortunately, there's air conditioning, there's bug repellant, and there are the welcome warm weather ...
Speed Art Museum: Patron’s Circle Membership
It's no secret that I've recently become involved at Louisville's Speed Art Museum. The museum, founded in 1925 (by a woman, no less- Hattie Bishop Speed), closed it's doors in 2012 for a major, $50 Million expansion and renovation, opening back to the public just two years ago with a party that ...
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