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Books / January 6, 2021

4th Quarter Reads

Farming: A Handbook by Wendell Berry: Each time Bryan and I head to Carmichael's Bookstore for anything, I almost always grab a book of poetry by Kentucky's own Wendell Berry. There's something about the movement in his words and the romanticism he displays while describing the smell of soil or the ...

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Books / November 2, 2020

Second and Third Quarter Reads

Followers by Megan Angelo: Oh, man... This one was... Difficult. Weird. Frustrating. Imagine everything you hate about reality television put on paper in front of you for a few hundred pages. Now, try to imagine the people made famous by reality television wanting to change and escape the world ...

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Books / March 31, 2020

First Quarter Reads

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 ...

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Books / December 27, 2019

Fourth Quarter Reads

Well, this is sad... I've met my reading challenge of 2019, reading an average of 2 books a month. I've covered everything from books on women in business to the history of hip-hop to Stephen King's classic It. But, in the final quarter of this year, I've been so distracted by other things, ...

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Books / September 30, 2019

Third Quarter Reads

Work Wife by Erica Cerulo: Geared heavily towards female entrepreneurs and building their businesses with a like-minded female partner.  I read this as a manager in a large company who has several work wives- my boss, Stacy, and my “Brunch Bunch,” Margot, Stacey, Magen, and Courtney, but a lot of ...

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Books / June 24, 2019

Second Quarter Reads

Southern Lady Code by Helen Ellis: (not photographed because I lent it to a friend) Billed as a collection of funny essays of a genteel Southern lady transplanted to New York on said Southern lady's adaptation to NYC living, I was definitely kept entertained. However, at times, I got really, ...

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Books / April 10, 2019

First Quarter Reads

For several years now, I've done my best to keep up with a few books a month. From business and etiquette to ridiculous fiction and biographies, I've been trying to keep in line with reading at least two books a month. Between recommendations from my book-loving friends (I'm looking at you, ...

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Books / November 30, 2018

Book Review: Educated: A Memoir

In a mad dash to finish my annual reading challenge on Goodreads, a few visits to Carmichael's lately have found me snatching up books that I've been wanting to read for some time.  Among them all- Unwifeable (which I wasn't a fan of), How to Murder Your Life (which I wasn't a fan of for the same ...

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Books / April 29, 2018

Book Review: Bel Canto

I discovered Ann Patchett's work when Commonwealth hit the shelves in 2016.  With a striking, simple cover, and a title that nodded to my segment of the universe (we are the Commonwealth of Kentucky, after all), I didn't even read the description inside the cover, but just plopped the book on the ...

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Wrapped up the first week of the new year by worki Wrapped up the first week of the new year by working from home, setting intention for 2021, and planning client parties, holiday gatherings. Hoping your new year is off to the best start. Cheers, y’all.
Wishing you the most beautiful Christmas. This yea Wishing you the most beautiful Christmas. This year hasn’t been the easiest on anyone, and the holidays may be difficult. I hope you find the light this season, and that even if Christmas Day is spent alone, I hope that the quiet and the snow, the light of the tree and the music on the radio provide a heart full of love.
While the man and I aren’t really doing a beauti While the man and I aren’t really doing a beautiful table setting this year (we have paper plates and a folding table), or roasting a huge bird and hosting 20 people for board games and bourbon (it’ll be turkey meatballs for two, because... Covid), I still wanted to throw some inspiration out there. This is my favorite Thanksgiving tablescape from 2017. This table is on the blog now! Cheers, y’all.
Coming soon: a century-old beauty that you just ha Coming soon: a century-old beauty that you just have to see. Keep your eyes peeled, y’all, for an Old Louisville mansion hitting the market next week.
So hard to believe our gorgeous home is on the mar So hard to believe our gorgeous home is on the market... so many years here, and so many changes in our lives. This house has seen the loss of both our dogs, both my parents. We celebrated our engagement here, came home happy and silly after a Christmas elopement. Thanksgiving here has been full of Bourbon and friends and Trivial Pursuit.  This has been my happy place for the better part of a decade. 

Going to sleep tonight in hopes of the right buyer who will love these walls as much as we have 💕
Happy Friday from the best place on earth! Happy Friday from the best place on earth!
Just out real-estalking in Indian Canyons... Just out real-estalking in Indian Canyons...
Here’s my boy toasting his boys before our besti Here’s my boy toasting his boys before our bestie’s wedding in July. This week, we’ll raise a glass to each other as we head off to honeymoon. See you soon, Palm Springs.
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