Getting lucky in Kentucky!

This is my first blog and I don't know what to write so since it probably won't be that interesting you might want to stop reading now. I guess I could start out by saying thank you to all of you out there reading this right now. It's nice to think that I have friends out there that are interested in what's going on in my life.

So Bo and I have moved from Atlanta back to my hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. Despite how it sounds, Kentucky is a lovely place to be and to dwell. I am living downtown in a beautiful high-rise building that was built in 1913. It has been redone and refurbished and I love it. It's a block from where Bo will go to school for the next year and 2 blocks from my work at the Public Radio Partnership of Louisville. I love not having to drive everywhere and thinking back on Atlanta and it's traffic problems--am glad I moved away from there! Another advantage to living in Louisville is being closer to the most important people in my life. My sister lives only an $80/45 minute flight away in Chicago and my best friend in the world, my husband (smiling) lives with me! Haahahah! Gotcha didn't I?

Those are the haps with me. At the moment I'm sitting in the studio hosting a Classical Music program on 90.5fm WUOL. I have no clue about Classical music but am really good at faking it! It's a great learning opportunity and I love the people I work for. I'm also working at another station just next door which airs Triple A format music--adult alternative contemporary (no it's not Celine Dion style music!)--91.9 fm WFPK. Both of my radio jobs are part-time at the moment but I'm praying for it to turn fulltime. The bad thing about radio is that, unless someone quits or just plain old dies, there aren't any open positions! Let's hope someone gets fired! I'm joking...REALLY.

Hahah! Thanks for reading my first entry. Join me each and every day or week or however long I can keep this thing up...for more stories on my adventures in bluegrass country (reference to Kentucky).