A rancher’s daughter and former county supervisor (commissioner), I used to be among those suspicious of conservation easements. Not anymore. I love people, agriculture, and
Month: October 2022
Tough Like a Pansy
The pansies outside the Embassy Suites in Lexington were toast Tuesday afternoon. At least I thought they were. Planted a week ago, said the gal
Hot Brown Day in Louisville
Not too many words today. Instead, lots of photos. The Hot Brown is the name of an open-faced sandwich originally created by the venerable Brown
Here’s to Little-e Exploring in Indiana and Kentucky
Here’s a habit to which I’d like to become more accustomed: little-e exploring, wherever I find it. The Professor and I got back to our
To Everything, Turn: My Turn
I’ve been static too long, floating on my back in the eddies. That changes soon. Next June I’m going to stay in a monastery (with real nuns!) for thirty days, do some deep thinking, and then write about it what I learn.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Monastery of St. Gertrude
Dispatches From Out West 