
Carrie Vittitoe
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1 week ago |
todaystransitionsnow.com | Carrie Vittitoe |Melissa Donald
After an especially cold and snowy winter, spring beckons us outside. Its smells, sights, sounds, textures, and tastes offer us countless chances to enjoy its beauty. These rich experiences don't just boost our mood and health - they also exercise our body's sensory system, which in turn encourages our brains to stay sharp against cognitive decline. So, whether you venture out into the natural world or welcome the outdoors in, engage your senses and immerse yourself in nature this season.
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4 weeks ago |
todaystransitionsnow.com | Carrie Vittitoe |Melissa Donald
Some travelers have discovered that having a purpose or goal associated with their adventures makes the experience all the sweeter. Combining a love of travel with another interest can not only be loads of fun, but it can help you learn more about yourself and develop deeper friendships. Be inspired by these travelers who have discovered that purposeful traveling is the way to go.
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1 month ago |
todaystransitionsnow.com | Carrie Vittitoe |Melissa Donald
By Melissa Donald The Kentucky Science Center is hosting Health & Wellness Days on March 21-22 and Paws & Pals Days on May 16-17. At these Science Celebrations, practitioners and partners will be stationed throughout the Science Center to add to your scientific knowledge about your body and mind, or the bodies and minds of our animal friends. By Carrie Vittitoe P.S. You may also be interested in Sowing A Passion For Plants.
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1 month ago |
todaystransitionsnow.com | Carrie Vittitoe |Melissa Donald
Come out of hibernation, and get inspired by visiting this photography exhibit available now until the end of April 2025. Faithful photographs"Portraits In Faith: Seeing the Other" by photographer Daniel K. Epstein is on exhibit at The Muhammad Ali Center until April 30, 2025. Epstein has photographed and interviewed more than 500 people of different faith traditions from 30 countries in an effort to show how similar people are, no matter their unique life and belief trajectories.
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2 months ago |
townepost.com | Carrie Vittitoe
Imagine hot dogs, Cracker Jacks, and an ice-cold beer to wash them down. A tall, furry mascot dances through the stands, offering high-fives to little ones. The sound of an organ piping the “Let’s Go” chant through the loudspeakers. Of course, these are all scenes from a baseball game, long known as America’s favorite pastime. You might be surprised to learn that Louisville’s connection to baseball predates mascots (1894), Cracker Jacks (1896) and organ music at games (1946).
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