Sunday, December 23, 2007

Employee Christmas Party











A huge thanks to Donna for giving us a wonderful Christmas party at her house Friday night! It was so nice to get together with the girls from the Madison office, whom we don't get to see enough, partake of a mouth-watering array of goodies, enjoy beautiful Christmas decorations, be treated to Donna's musical talent on the piano and participate in a Christmas gift exchange!

Friday, December 21, 2007

You Can Still Catch Us On KET

If you missed the show last night, here's another chance! Or if you don't live in Kentuckiana...

http://www.ket.org/cgi-bin/cheetah/watch_video.pl?nola=KLOUL%20000211&altdir=&template=

This link will take you to KET's website where you can watch the show right from your computer! Don't you just love modern technology?

Our collections and Christmas decorations are featured in the first segment of program #211 on Louisville Life.

And, if you are interested, there's another show from last Christmas featuring Tim's Fourth Street video and this segment was also filmed in our house. Tim makes an appearance as well as Jerry Rice, the writer and director of the video.

Catch it here (program #111):

http://www.ket.org/cgi-bin/fw_louisvillelife.exe/db/ket/dmps/Programs?id=LOUL0111

If you have trouble with these links just go here and click on video archives and find program #211 and #111:

http://www.ket.org/cgi-bin/fw_louisvillelife.exe/db/ket/dmps/Programs?id=LOUL&do=encoded

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Our House on KET

Just a reminder or to let you know that our collections and Christmas decorations will be featured on KET2 this Thursday, December 20th at 7:30pm.

Louisville Life
#211 [TV-G]
Christmas collectors Tim and Elizabeth Young; author and Prospect, Ky. restaurateur Vince Staten cooks up a new addition of his popular book Real Barbeque; family-friendly Henry's Ark, an eclectic free roaming zoo/farm in Prospect, Ky.; and legendary actor Victor Mature, who was born and raised in Louisville. A 2007 KET production hosted by Candyce Clifft.

Our Christmas Open House
















Well after some iffy weather forecasts beforehand, Sunday morning came and while the weather was cold and windy, there was no snow or ice after all. We were so glad the weather held up so our friends could travel safely.

We hustled all morning and our first guest arrived at 12:15 pm. It was steady from that time on and there were times when you couldn't move in the front hall and the front parlor where the refreshments were! We had lots of "first timers" which was fun! It was a long day and didn't end till about 9:30 pm when the last of the food was put away. Truly one of our best open houses with over 80 visitors stopping by throughout the day!

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Tim's Ready for the Open House and Decorating Cookies with Rosie









Well, our Christmas Open House is tomorrow and we are just about ready! Rosie came over a little after 12 this afternoon and participated in some serious sugar cookie decorating. We had a lot of icing and sprinkles going on and she counted our grand total at 134 cookies! But then Tim ate a few so the number has gone down.

I've done like four loads of laundry, again, today and that's all put away. The weather hasn't been too cooperative so Tim spent over an hour outside this morning shoveling the sidewalks to get the slushy icy mess of of them. Ugh.

Tim fixed my bubble lights that went out on the Goody Tree and finished putting more lead icicles on his retro tree upstairs.

Looks like we are good to go! Come on over y'all.

Jon's Open House


























Yesterday we headed up to Madison to go to Jon and Carol's Christmas Open House. Wow! It is always breathtaking and incredible and will put you in the Christmas Season Spirit in less than 60 seconds if you aren't already in it! All the wonderful old toys and vintage Christmas decorations, we were in heaven as usual! Gawking, picture taking and making up my own wish list were on the agenda for the evening. It was nice to visit with old friends and partake of their very own winter wonderland and toyland. We always come away with the same thought year after year...we really do have a lot more space we can still squeeze stuff in to at OUR house!