All Photographs

Frankie

Ten years ago, Frankie didn’t know what he was going to wear to his first Beaux Arts Ball. He used some tarp to make a cape: the beginning

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Pierce

We first met Pierce 6 years ago, when he was working on a mural on the side of a convenience store at 6th and North Limestone. His latest

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Brock With Delila

Brock has been widowed twice. Her second wife passed last month. Delila is her therapy dog. Things are getting better.

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Kameron, Melinda, and Kason

Melinda has 4 boys. Because Greenhouse17 lost some of its staff during COVID-19, all the residents have had to pitch in. Melinda rose to the challenge of helping

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Angela

Angela: “I have been taking a lot of long walks and ruminating on all of this. Thinking of death a lot, my mortality, my loved ones. The world.

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A man holds a ukelele upside-down in colorful, knee-length socks crossed legged seated next to a young girl in brightly patterned pajamas next to a woman in a tan collared sweater and short hair on a patterned coushined bench in a screened porch with orange columns and teal trim.

Mick, Libby Lee, and Lucy

Mick played two songs for us on his ukulele: “Sunshine On My Shoulders” and “Anti-COVID Anthem #19” (to the tune of “Short’nin’ Bread”). He sang, too, much to

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Erica and Sam With Loki

Erica’s grandmother, Lila Mae, passed last week in Florida, where Erica is from. That, on top of the strange reality we all now inhabit, has helped Erica reconnect

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Dor’Cas and Eli-John

Eli-John likes working out. Dor’cas loves music. She listens to the song “Losambo,” which means “prayers” in Lingala. Lingala is one of the languages Eli-John and Dor’cas’ parents

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Carla With Max

Carla and Max are spending a lot of time on their perch. There is less traffic now so they can hear the birds much better. They miss the

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Isa, Maria, Tomas, Catalina, and Dave

Maria Labreveux is Executive Director of the Kentucky Science & Engineering Foundation (KSEF). Narrative from original post: Maria is the eternal optimist in the family. She believes this

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Laurie

Laurie: “With all the flowers in full bloom around me, I realize life is still going on. So when I get overwhelmed, I remind myself this is only

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Joe and Sharon

Joe and Sharon are retired. Life is not that different for them these days, except for their doctor’s appointments, which are now online.

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