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Louisville Bucket List

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Do, or attempt, the Bambi Walk

 

I've done a few. It might be fun to try again, but I think I'd probably end up in a coma these days. I'm not in drinking shape anymore.

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A lot of people hate Thunder. Lots of people, terrible traffic downtown (unless you plan appropriately). I have always loved it. I'm bummed when I don't make it down there.

 

Absolutely hate it. The best thing about Thunder is that there are no crowds at other places in town.

 

Absolutely hate it. The best thing about Thunder is that there are no crowds at other places in town.

 

I only attend the airshow. If I wanted to hang around a bunch of drunken fools I would go to a family event.

I've done a few. It might be fun to try again, but I think I'd probably end up in a coma these days. I'm not in drinking shape anymore.

 

 

Daughter hasn't tried it yet, but says it's kind of a tradition for BU's PT students when they enter their third and final year.:scared:

 

Daughter hasn't tried it yet, but says it's kind of a tradition for BU's PT students when they enter their third and final year.:scared:

 

I know the final for one of the classes for history majors happens at Shenanigans.

Daughter hasn't tried it yet, but says it's kind of a tradition for BU's PT students when they enter their third and final year.:scared:

 

I guess if you live through it, you pass.

Absolutely hate it. The best thing about Thunder is that there are no crowds at other places in town.

 

I'm a people watcher, so the rest is worth dealing with for me.

Maybe the memories are gilded by time, but Ollie's Trolley was always a treat in the 'Ville when I was young.

 

Not sure if it is "bucket list worthy," but the Urban Bourbon Trail is pretty cool -- particularly the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience -- and very KY.

 

Finally, it is kinda cheesy but KentuckyShow! at the Kentucky Science Center is worth the time. Wouldn't make a special trip, which basically excludes it from any "bucket list," but if you are downtown anyway it is a good showcase.

A. Done that.

 

2. Daughter's favorite; likes it better than Imp's.

 

D. On my bucket list for sure.

 

PM me, I know a guy who can get you tickets. :D

Daughter hasn't tried it yet, but says it's kind of a tradition for BU's PT students when they enter their third and final year.:scared:

 

When I was there before the PT program started it was a 21st birthday right of passage.

PM me, I know a guy who can get you tickets. :D

 

I may take that guy up on it sometime. It is seriously one of the things I want to do while my avatar is still in the 'ville.:thumb:

I could list all sort of restaurants and the dishes you should get....

 

Bistro 1860 - anything (Michael is bananas right now)

Roux - SheCrab soup

Volare - SeaBass

Basa - Shaking Beef

Seviche - mofongo (doesn't always have)(tuna ceviche is incredible)

Mussel and Burger - short rib nachos, Argentinian burger, Curried Mussels

Cena - Porterhouse

Marketplace - Philly (serious)

 

I could go on and on.....

One of my very good friends was one of the curators for ReSurfaced this summer. I was down there Saturday as well. I'm looking forward to the new space in September!

 

Too late if you want to go to ReSurfaced . It has been condemned.

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