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This is Post #3,000

31. January 2012

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3,000 posts seems like one of those milestones that should be marked doesn’t it? I think so. So here we are, post #3,000 on Consuming Louisville. I’ll use this post to remind you that I’ll be speaking tomorrow night at the library on a panel full of cool people. We’ll be discussing social media stuff. [...]

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As They Say in Monroe County: Vote and Vote Often (for Louisville)

27. December 2011

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The title to this post is a bad, bad joke that my father makes every single election season. Forgive me for repeating it. Southern Living is running a contest for “The South’s Tastiest Town.” Many, many people have asked me to tell you about this contest because apparently it’s a matter of great civic pride [...]

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z0mg what’s open today?!

25. December 2011

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You can thank Thomas Powell for the title of this post. A bunch of us over on Twitter have been discussing what is and isn’t open today and he suggested I compile a list. So here we go: Heine Bros. Coffee Douglass Loop is open until 9PM Heine Bros. Coffee Chenoweth Lane, Frankfort Avenue and [...]

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Happy Hanukkah! It’s Once Again Time for Dreidel’s Day Out

20. December 2011

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It pleases me greatly to, for the fifth year in a row, say Happy Hanukkah to you with Brigid Kaelin’s brilliant video Dreidel’s Day Out: Happy Hanukkah to all the MOTs and happy latke and doughnut eating to anyone else who might want to join in on those festive food rituals.

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One Thing I Love About Louisville 2012 Edition

21. November 2011

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Each January I publish a series called “One Thing I Love About Louisville.” It’s one of my favorite things on Consuming Louisville all year long. The series is as simple as it sounds: guest writers pick one thing they love about Louisville and tell us about it. Contributors to the series have included the former [...]

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Thanksgiving and Other Seasonal Volunteer Opportunities?

24. October 2011

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Last week I got an email from someone wanting to know if I have a list of Thanksgiving volunteer opportunities I could share. I don’t have such a list but I’m more than happy to compile one and post it here on Consuming Louisville. So if you know of any specific Thanksgiving weekend volunteer opportunities [...]

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L’Shana Tovah 2011 Edition

28. September 2011

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May your new year be sweet, joy filled, overflowing with love and meaning. Love, Michelle I’ll be taking Thursday and Friday off for the Rosh Hashanah holiday so there weren’t be any new posts around here until Monday. As promised in my earlier post about religious diversity I’m going to give you a crash course [...]

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Thanks LEO Readers

22. September 2011

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For the third year in a row (I’m pretty sure that’s the case) Consuming Louisville has made the LEO Readers’ Choice Awards list. This year Consuming Louisville got a second place mention in the blog category and a third place mention in the website category. That certainly brings up interesting questions about the differences (if [...]

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Party With The Paper at Please and Thank You

2. September 2011

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Let us pause and appreciate the title of this post because it might be my favorite of all 2,789 that I’ve written. Today is brought to you by the letter P. OK, now we can move on. It’s first Friday so all the normal Trolley Hop action will be going on downtown but The Paper [...]

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Religious Diversity Awareness, Let’s Step It Up

31. August 2011

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Last night I got a request to participate in an event that is taking place on Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year for Jews and I’ll be observing the day appropriately (25 hour fast, in synagogue most of the day). I get that the Jewish calendar can be a little [...]

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