Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your RSS reader, the site you are looking at is … Continue reading
Today I fly out of Lexington, Kentucky for home. I only get to be home for 2 nights though, then I fly out Sunday for a week in a suburb of Washington, D.C. and I may be going somewhere else … Continue reading
Last Friday, after leaving Daniel Boone’s grave site, I drove over to Buffalo Trace Distillery, one of the stops on Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail. My unfamiliarity with the name Buffalo Trace was explained right at the beginning of the tour when … Continue reading
My first exposure to Daniel Boone was as a child watching the Daniel Boone TV series with Fess Parker portraying the legendary figure. I was 9 years old the first year the series appeared on television and that next summer … Continue reading
Last Thursday night the Mecca Dance Studio, a 200-student dance school in Lexington, KY, performed their version of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video in Cheapside Park near downtown Lexington as a tribute to the late artist. After getting off work, I … Continue reading
This Bizarro comic was in yesterday’s Lexington-Herald and I almost choked with laughter when I saw it while I was eating breakfast. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If … Continue reading
Most people think that being a best-selling author means you never have financial worries again. Unfortunately that is just not the case for most authors. Unless you’re a big name or you have multiple best-selling books, you’re going to find … Continue reading
…is spottier than a leopard with measles. I don’t have time to play with it all night. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this … Continue reading
I arrived back in Kentucky late this afternoon. The last time I flew in to Lexington (in February) it was snowy, icy and cold. Today it was warm and rainy. Obviously my very presence has served to improve the weather … Continue reading
Yeah, I missed posting anything yesterday. Cindy and I were busy all day and completely worn out by last night. I’ll post about our weekend together (with photos) plus the nightmare that was going on in the background later in … Continue reading
I finally had a chance to get the photos uploaded to Flickr from my tour of the Kentucky Horse Park on Sunday, March 15, 2009. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial … Continue reading
Today is my last full day in Kentucky. First thing this morning I’ll drive to a meeting with a congressional staffer and the mayor of a city in that congressman’s district. I won’t get back to my office until sometime … Continue reading
Today is the first day of Spring, though you’d never guess it by the 30 degree temperature here. Here’s a photo I took that hopefully will make it FEEL like Spring. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. … Continue reading
I hadn’t shared this with you yet, but I was supposed to go home this Saturday. It looked like things had slowed down enough that my boss here could handle things on his own, so he and the main office … Continue reading
There are a LOT of famous people who were born in Kentucky. Here are just a few. Abraham Lincoln – The 16th U.S. President was born in Hodgenville in 1809. I visited his birthplace a few weeks back. Kit Carson … Continue reading
Friday I went to an event in Louisville, KY at their Firefighting Training Academy and was able to take these photos. Thank you for subscribing to The Word Of Jeff. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. If you … Continue reading
Different respiratory ailments continue to rage through our office. Stuffy noses, coughing, sneezing and body aches are the norm for most of the staff. In spite of spending every day genuflecting with Purell (I keep a bottle like the one … Continue reading
Here in Central Kentucky there are quite a few of the roads that were cut right through small mountains of rock, like you see in the photo below. These are not tunnels through the mountain, but more like they were … Continue reading
Tuesday morning the hard drive on my work laptop bit the dust. I tried to boot up and it kept stalling during the VPN connection process. I tried 3 separate times to re-boot (with the same hanging up results) before … Continue reading
Here’s a lot of little things that aren’t lengthy enough to warrant their own blog post. There is a guy up here who does a syndicated traffic report for several of the radio stations and his voice sounds just like … Continue reading
