Things that make me smile.
From a press release: “Vintage Kentucky: The Vine to Wine Experience” chronicles Kentucky’s wine industry, from its status as a national leader in the 1800s to its demise as a result of Prohibition, to its current reemergence. The 30-minute documentary, co-produced by New West in cooperation with the Kentucky Grape and Wine Council and the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, will be shown statewide on KET with the first airing on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 10:30 p.m. (Dates and times of additional airings are available at www.ket.org.)
No cream for her coffee makes Sara an angry jumprope.
I crashed the Pendennis Club and I have a matchbook to show for it. Also, football bars and drunk texts.
Tequila Tasting Seminar @ Tequila Bar & Grill
National Tequila Ambassador Armando Zapata will be on hand at Tequila Bar & Grill (917 Baxter Ave., 235-6528) at 7 p.m. tonight to speak about the tequila-making process and its history. The event is in honor of the Hispanic tradition “El Dia De Los Muertos.”
Sundays were meant for: pumpkin pancakes, bacon, not leaving the couch, football, pizza and napping.
Crashed a party yesterday at the infamous Pendennis Club, the birthplace of the Old Fashioned. I was so in awe of the place, I had to swipe a fancy napkin, matchbook and mint.

