Liberated From Color Madonna Wilson had been coloring her own hair for over 20 years with a semi-permanent color product, which usually lasted just over a month. Because this treatment eventually washed out, she found her gray hair was slowly showing through more. She was … [Read more...] about Lighter Locks – Liberated From Color
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Finding Shelter…At The Library
Shelter is my guiding word for this year. It is a non-striving word. A shelter offers refuge, provides safety, and embraces calm and quiet. To me, the library definitely serves as a shelter. A shelter for my intellectual curiosity and a place of peaceful … [Read more...] about Finding Shelter…At The Library
Another Fun Way To Fill Your Free Time: Furniture Painting (part 4 of 5)
Looking for ways to channel your inner Vincent van Gogh? Why not paint your own sunflowers on that bedside table and give your old furniture new life? Restoring furniture is a hobby that keeps your creative mind working while making sure your budget stays minimal. Terri Coultrap … [Read more...] about Another Fun Way To Fill Your Free Time: Furniture Painting (part 4 of 5)
What Evalyn Gregory Knows Now, And What You Can Learn From Her.
Evalyn Gregory is one of the youngest judges for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, the second longest running sporting event after the Kentucky Derby. She grew up traveling with her parents who both bred, raised, showed, and in her father’s case, judged dog and other animal … [Read more...] about What Evalyn Gregory Knows Now, And What You Can Learn From Her.
Love Is: A Wagging Tail And A Warm Kitchen
Sandy Pike has been feeding the city of Louisville for more than fifty years as owner and founder of local favorites such as Jack Fry’s, Cafe Society, and Queen of Tarts. Since 2004, Sandy and her daughter Mae have owned Home Cuisine, a healthy meal delivery service that has … [Read more...] about Love Is: A Wagging Tail And A Warm Kitchen