Living
Spring Pasta Salad With Basil Vinaigrette
This pasta salad is perfect for taking on the go. Pack up a bottle of Prosecco, a few types of meats and cheeses, and a crusty baguette to go along with it, and you’ll set the scene for a special spring picnicPrep Time: 15 Mins | Cook Time: 10 Mins | Serves: 8-12...
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Easy Meal Options for Your Loved One
Ensuring your loved one is receiving proper nutrition is important in helping them stay healthy during the COVID-19 crisis. If your busy schedule prevents you from preparing meals for them, consider using a meal delivery service. Home Cuisine, located in St. Matthews,...
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A Gathering Home in the Perfect Spot
It may just be the two of them living in their Tyler Lane home, but John and Elaine Zoeller wanted the large amount of space for their 11 grandchildren who visit for dinner every Sunday with their parents. That’s why the couple says they grew out of the home around...
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Bake Your Way into Spring
It’s so easy to buy baked goods instead of preparing them yourself, but with a recipe like this one, there’s really no excuse not to make your own soda bread. It’s simple, fun, foolproof, and healthy — just six ingredients. This recipe will never let you...
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Just Ask Joyce – Her Heart Is On Guard
Q: “My girlfriend was abused in a previous relationship. We’ve been together for almost three years. In the very beginning, she was open, loving, and receptive to my attention. I do an awful lot for her to prove my love — pay her rent (and mine) and all her bills,...
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100 Years Since the Right to Vote
You will be hearing many inspiring stories regarding the Suffrage Movement, which is the fight for the right for women to vote. We asked some local women for the rights they are most thankful for and reasons they can feel the importance in their life. The right to...
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Love & Finances: How Things Get Divided
February is the love month and it’s a good time to consider your finances, especially if you’re considering cohabitation, separation, or divorce. Clearly, property division is one of the thorniest parts to a divorce or separation. “Who gets the stuff?” is a question...
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Just Ask Joyce: You Are Not Enough
Q: “My husband presented me with a list of things he would like to change about me. It took me a little by surprise, but I have to admit that several of his requests were legit. I know I need work in some areas, but the others he outlined were harsh. I am...
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Cook Up Some Sunshine
I like winter. I like snow. I like rain. I even like gray skies. But after a few overcast days, I could use a lift. This recipe is the perfect pick-me-up with its bright flavors and hearty ingredients. Best of all, it’s very easy. Enjoy. Note: Fresh fennel is probably...
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Take A Local Vacation
You can appreciate this city in a whole new way if you book a rental house or a boutique hotel in the Nulu area of town. We found three rentable spots that can move you out of the suburbs for the night and into this growing area of fun and shopping. Hotel Distil...
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Try a Solo Trip
"At first you feel awkward...then after a while you just begin to live." At 24, I've traveled alone twice journeying to Mexico and — most recently — Cuba. Traveling alone means that in the most practical ways, you don’t have the luxury of depending on someone familiar...
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Catch Up & Curl Up
If you’re like me, 2019 went by in such a blur that it was difficult to keep up with the books, TV, and music that everyone was talking about. Last year brought us Lizzo and Billie Eilish, not to mention the final season of Game of Thrones and Margaret Atwood’s The...
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