Who’s Taking All Those Photos?

By Bella Portaro-Kueber In today’s age of modern technology we’re all iPhoneographers. We take photos with our smartphones and share them with the world on our favorite social media platforms.One such platform — Instagram — has grown to over 700 million active users since its launch in October 2010, according to a report from Tech Crunch. Instagram users have cultivated groups that highlight the special interests of its users, and the most common of these micro-communities are the “Igers” city groups. Broken down by major cities, these accounts have moderators who share the photos and [...]

By |2017-11-26T09:30:00-05:00November 26, 2017|Passions|

Gifts for Those Who Love to Cook

Get an early start on your holiday shopping at some of these local places. Pig salt and pepper $21, ScoutHorse salt and pepper $45, Mouse and cheese server $7, Pink marble $47, ScoutFull leather apron $195, ScoutCup and saucer with strainer $24, Posh HomeServe dish $25, Posh HomeYeti coolers of all sizes $269-$449, Brownsboro HardwareOrnaments $8.99-$15, Brownsboro HardwareBourbon barrel smoking chips $3.99/lb, Brownsboro HardwareWe also have gifts for those who love Louisville and for those who love nature.

By |2017-11-24T13:30:00-05:00November 24, 2017|Celebrating the Years, Gifts|

Gifts for Those Who Love Nature

Get an early start on your holiday shopping at some of these local places. Staghorn Fern $48, MahoniaHanging Terrarium $20-$50, MahoniaWall planter $16-$20, MahoniaGolden bug jewelry $58-$75, ScoutDandelion print $25, ScoutSucculent print $25, ScoutOff-center bird mini print $35, ScoutDino-succulent $25, RevelryFeather candle holders $15 - $20, Posh HomesNot what you are looking for? Check out more gifts for those who love Louisville here!

By |2017-11-24T11:30:00-05:00November 24, 2017|Celebrating the Years, Gifts|

Just Me and the Boys + A 2,000-Mile Road Trip

By Megan Seckman(l-r) Sam, Christine, Josh, Dominic, and Josh at Bronco Stadium. After Christine Beshara-Repp’s divorce, she found herself short on funds but full of big dreams. All of a sudden, a life stretched out in front of her. Where she was to steer it, was no one’s decision but her own. But like most transitions, it took time; like most divorces, it was complicated. Christine, 42, and her ex-husband were still friends. For a while after the divorce, they actually shared their home together — a simple, temporary solution to a complex family web. Even after [...]

By |2017-11-17T09:30:00-05:00November 17, 2017|Travel|
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