Kentucky Hits the Big Time

My home state of Kentucky* was featured in the New York Times, y’all. I don’t think it did justice to the lovely (and friendly) state from which I and my family hark, but it was nice.

http://travel.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/travel/04bourbon.html?pagewanted=print 

*You might say to yourself, if you know me, “Elizabeth was born in Ohio. And lived in Ohio most of her life.” This is true. But this, to me, is different from my home state. Going “home” meant going to Reed, Kentucky. When we went back to Ohio we just went back to Ohio.

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One Response to “Kentucky Hits the Big Time”

  1. KyLydia Says:
    November 5, 2007 at 7:25 am

    I haven’t gotten through the whole article, yet, mainly because the writer, a self-proclaimed “dedicated whiskey drinker” continuously refers to the Kentucky product he’s observing as “whiskey.” Dude! It’s BOURBON! If you want whiskey, head south one state and roll in the nastiness they call Jack Daniels.

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