If you’ve ordered flowers from Nanz and Kraft Florists, there’s a very good chance Pat Pendergrass was responsible for your bouquet. For more than 50 years, Pat has been a floral designer and trusted mentor at Louisville’s family flower shop. Pat remembers her first interview … [Read more...] about Flowers Make A Difference
Read Magazine
Erasing Your Digital Footprint And Why It Matters
If you’ve ever visited a website, paid a bill online, sent an email, or posted on Facebook, you’ve created a digital footprint — the trail of information that records your online activity. Some of this data is shared intentionally, like when you make a purchase or sign up for a … [Read more...] about Erasing Your Digital Footprint And Why It Matters
A Piece Of Cake
I had almost forgotten I had the ability to create a cake from scratch. Between box mixes and finished offerings in grocery stores and bakeries, it seemed ridiculous to make a cake at home. Then I remembered the sheet cake. I grew up making sheet cakes, and they are easy to mix … [Read more...] about A Piece Of Cake
Shining A Light On Dementia
Adria Thompson created Be Light Care as a way to shed light on what can feel like a dark and scary subject: dementia. Now this speech pathologist and educator based in Corbin, Kentucky, shares her expertise primarily through short, practical videos that help make everyday moments … [Read more...] about Shining A Light On Dementia
What’s Left To Explore? – Your Limits
Explore Your Limits Exploring an interest always pushes a person out of their comfort zone, whether it is learning astrophotography, how to fly or sail, or the distinctive song of a Golden Swamp Warbler. But sometimes the thing you take an interest in is your own body. At … [Read more...] about What’s Left To Explore? – Your Limits