Louisville

Kentucky

I just moved here with my husband and kids.

I went to a major leadership convention at the Freedom Hall. 27,000 people. I don’t think that town has ever seen that many people in their airports! The whole town was running out of rental cars. It was a nice, historical town.

i dated a girl their for 6 months, it went to visit her from Minneapolis every two weeks, so it was a great city to me, beautiful during the summer and winter, the downtown is mainly consisted of Jewish hospitals and 4th street is the place to be at night, the dance clubs are open till 4am and the variety is great southern hip hop is not that great thou, but if you have hot dance partner thats all that matter.

I grew up here.Its one of the best mid size cities around.Very diverse and many historic things to see.The people and food are wonderful.Drop me a line and I will tell you more.

I just got back. Spent 6 days here. Can’t say that I did much or seen much of anything. But a beautiful state with so much green space! My friend’s backyard over looked a corn field! I must admit that I was kind of scared at night time sitting on the patio…thinking of horror movies like ‘Children of The Corn!’ I suppose for a city girl like me hearing the crickets and other unidentifiable noises would also drive me to tense up!

I visited Louisville once when I went to tour the Sullivan culinary school. I ate at Joe’s Crab Shack, I had crawfish etouffe. I also visited the Loiusville Slugger museum.

I moved here for my first real programming job (as in, “Developer” was somewhere in my title, and I was paid the going rate), and I’ve loved it ever since. The job market is great, the economy is great, crime isn’t perfect, but it’s better than some smaller towns… It’s just an all around great town full of great people!

I work in Louisville, so I am there like every day.

I liked the Arts and Crafts museum the best :)