Tap Dance Classes Ever wondered what Gene Kelly felt like when he shouted “gotta dance” in the musical Singin’ in the Rain? If you answered “yes,” then you might want to “shuffle off” to your nearest tap class. Tap dancing as a hobby is a wonderful low-impact workout … [Read more...] about A Fun Way To Fill Your Free Time: Tap Dance Classes! (part 2 of 5)
Meaningful Work
A Woman On A Lifelong Mission
Volunteering has been a way of life for 82-year-old Jane Emke. A third-generation member of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), she has been active in the organization for 52 years. Born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1940, she moved to Louisville in 1967 when her … [Read more...] about A Woman On A Lifelong Mission
We Are Thankful For You
Without you, Today's Transitions wouldn't be what it is today. From our quarterly magazine to our weekly newsletters, we hope you find our site a helpful resource to help you live an exceptional, intentional second half of life. We interview community members and … [Read more...] about We Are Thankful For You
Coach Scott Davenport: Make A Game Plan for Life
Motivation is the driving force behind many of our life pursuits. It’s an essential part of developing and attaining goals in work, relationships, and even making sure you get in your daily steps. Searching out new ways to stay motivated during times when you feel particularly … [Read more...] about Coach Scott Davenport: Make A Game Plan for Life
Susan Rademacher: What I Know Now
Editor, author, landscape architect, consultant, parks curator — Susan Rademacher’s resume includes all of these accomplishments. She is former president and executive director of Louisville’s Olmsted Parks Conservancy, and in January she returned to the Louisville area to serve … [Read more...] about Susan Rademacher: What I Know Now