Lennie Omalza
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Account Manager, @BLGhawaii | Freelance Journalist, @courierjournal + @styleblueprint | 🌴 HI grown 🐎 KY flown
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2 days ago |
courier-journal.com | Lennie Omalza
Lennie OmalzaSpecial to the Courier JournalThree homeowners showcase their unique beach-themed homes, bringing coastal vibes to Kentucky. Decor, color schemes, and even backyard construction create seaside escapes. From subtle coastal touches to elaborate backyard beaches, these homes offer unique relaxation and vacation vibes. Once the summer sun arrives, all I can think about is going home to Hawaii and spending long days at the beach.
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4 days ago |
courier-journal.com | Lennie Omalza
Lennie OmalzaSpecial to the Courier JournalThe first time I tried matcha was during a trip to Japan about 12 years ago. It was ceremonial grade and prepared the traditional way with a chasen, or bamboo whisk. I'd forgotten all about that experience until last year when I'd had my first iced matcha latte. The cool, sweet treat reminded me how much I enjoyed the green tea powder.
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1 week ago |
courier-journal.com | Lennie Omalza
June and Galen Demus, long-time Old Louisville residents, are opening their unique garden to the public for the Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour. The garden, a blend of family tributes and horticultural passion, features a variety of plants, from hydrangeas to sunflowers, and a pond filled with koi and goldfish. The tour, scheduled for June 21-22, offers a glimpse into the private gardens of Old Louisville's Victorian neighborhood. June Frierson Demus and Galen F.
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2 weeks ago |
courier-journal.com | Lennie Omalza
Johanna Bos' Old Louisville garden, a mix of perennials, herbs, and native plants, will be featured in the Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour. Bos, originally from Holland and from a family of gardeners, has cultivated her "little paradise" since 2005, incorporating sentimental pieces like a stepping stone with her granddaughter's handprint.
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2 weeks ago |
courier-journal.com | Lennie Omalza
Lennie OmalzaSpecial to the Courier JournalGrowing up in Hawaii, I was familiar with ube, the distinctly purple yam known for its slightly sweet and nutty flavor. But by the time this Filipino cuisine staple began going viral across the country, I was already living in Louisville — where ube wasn’t quite as popular.
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