Louisville, KY

[JHarris1385]

I live on the "sunny side" of Louisville, in southern Indiana. Not sure what type of neighborhood setting you would be looking for, and that has a lot to do with of course your surroundings. Honestly Louisville has almost everything you need, including a great night life for all ages that is on the rise (4thStreet Live). If your a sports fan we have a great college football program and slacking college b-ball team as of this year. Also we have the sister team of the Cincy Reds, the Louisville Bats. On same note we have one of the largest outdoor skate parks and the first to have a full loop. Louisville also offers a the great waterfront park with numerous activities. AND MOST OF ALLLL THUNDER OF LOUISVILLE, the nations largest fireworks display. As well as Churchill Downs host of the most famous horse race THE KENTUCKY DERBY. Over all it is a great city, lots of oppurtunities, and if you dont want to live in the town you can easily get away from all of that by living in numerous nearby towns or across the river like I do with 3+ acres of land and still get to the bridge in 15 minutes. Its a great town. Ask any question about you want and I or someone else will do my best. I know of a few VX'ers in the area.

JRH

[Y33TREKker]

I live on the "sunny side" of Louisville, in southern Indiana.JRH

Sunny side? I suppose all cities/towns have them, but does that mean there's also the obligatory not-so-sunny side? If so, where might that be?

And just out of curiosity, living across the river in southern IN like you do, have you ever noticed a change in dialect that occurs just by driving across the bridge into KY? I spent some time in Evansville, IN, and was always amazed at the change that occured just by crossing the river into Henderson.

[IndianaVX]

i was delivering a piece of furniture i built, just over the border, and stopped for gas.
the lady asked about my accent?!? i said i was from indiana.
the ladys only response was..."im sorry" as she handed me my change.

@%$&*@# kentukyuns..............lol

[Ldub]

Now that there's funny...I don't care who yar.

[Y33TREKker]

i was delivering a piece of furniture i built, just over the border, and stopped for gas.
the lady asked about my accent?!? i said i was from indiana.
the ladys only response was..."im sorry" as she handed me my change.

@%$&*@# kentukyuns..............lol

Along with the gas, did you pick up a bottle of swayt tay (KY translation = sweet tea) for the drive home? Them southerners sure do like themz some swayt tay!