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Living Beautifully in a Not So Secret Garden
From her perch just beyond the tree canopy of Cherokee Road, you might find Wendy Sirchio and her family quietly observing the happenings of their community. While birds chatter and squirrels devise plans to siege the bird feeder’s bounty that hangs from a massive...
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Outdoor Spaces and an Amazing View
When we went searching for outdoor spaces, we found Adam Arrington, president and general manager of Jefferson Animal Hospitals, who lives in a two-bedroom apartment in the Omni Hotel downtown. The wall of windows covering the majority of his...
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What Wardrobe Brings Her Success?
Angella Wilson wears lots of hats. She’s a management executive, a college teacher, a businesswoman, and a wife and mother.As program director for KentuckianaWorks, the workforce development board for the seven-county area, she provides strategic...
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Inspiration for an Outdoor Oasis
Get the look: Red pillows, Wendy Jane by Summer Classics; wicker chair by Kingsley Bate Furniture; blue chairs by Lane Venture; table and wood chair by Summer Classics; rug by Company C. Available at Digs Home and Garden.Colorful pillows, sleek furniture, and a little...
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At Home in Kentucky
A modern farmhouse was built around log cabins for the Inn at Spring Run Farm.Inside the beautifully restored Inn at Spring Run Farm, history literally lines the walls of this bed and breakfast located on Covered Bridge Road in Prospect, Kentucky. Along the stairwell,...
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Perfect Party Tips and Work-of-Art Hats
If you hunger for a show-stopping Derby hat, feast your eyes
on the beautiful artistry of these headpieces.
Her (Derby) Work Wardrobe
Tonya Ramsey Abeln’s work wardrobe is all over the place. As director of community relations and president of the Churchill Downs Foundation for Churchill Downs, Inc., you might find her in mud boots on the backside, business attire at a community function, or in a formal gown at a Derby gala.
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Don’t Hide Your Greatness
Don’t hide your greatness. It’s time to break through the barriers and let your true gifts be seen. Sisters Joy, Faith, and Love Yascone show you how it’s done.
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Among the Trees
If Peggy Karman’s home were a poem, it would be When I Am Among the Trees by Mary Oliver. Perched high atop the tree canopy and overlooking a dry creek bed below, you wouldn’t fathom that this home was just minutes from downtown. From every room, stunning views of the forest below are all the eye sees. It is a refuge from the hustle and bustle of life outside this Mockingbird Valley home, and it is where Peggy feels at peace. She and her husband Rob refer to this space as their “nest,” and it is where she reflects on Oliver’s poignant poetry: “[to]…never hurry through the world but walk slowly, and bow often.”
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Annie Bender’s Work Wardrobe
“I loved to look at houses as a kid,” says Annie Bender, a real estate agent with K-9 Realty, a newly formed agency. “My parents would drive me around so I could look at houses. I liked the architecture. When someone is riding around with me looking at homes, I think, how great is it to do what I love.”
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Get Some Tips from Her Work Wardrobe
When it comes to her work wardrobe, Ylonda Davis prefers separates. “I love pieces just because you can interchange them,” says Ylonda, 46, who is director of finance and administration at the Leadership Louisville Center and a board member of the American Lung...
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Elizabeth Hoagland’s seven things reflect love of family, friends, and a sweet treat.
Elizabeth Hoagland is a writer and blogger with a strong group of Godly women and a growing family to support her. She also happens to be one of Louisville’s newest up-and-coming authors. Her first book, Let’s Be Friends: What My Sister-Friends Taught Me about Faith,...
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