Kickin' Back in Kentucky

I've always said, you don't need to own a house at the lake; you just need friends that do.  I was able to snag an invite to Ray and Jennifer's Lake Barkley hideaway last weekend. It has no internet, but there's always a work around.

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Food at a lake house always tastes better especially when it's prepared by others.

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And all you have to do is finish that single-serving bottle of Rosé and the cheese board.

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No lake house would be complete without a fridge covered in vacation magnets.

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This was my contribution.

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Serene Serena

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Ruby

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Many of the world's problems are solved with a raft and a refreshing beverage.

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We cleaned the lake off of us and headed to Paducah for our friend's art show. Thanks to Mia for the snap!

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I'm a very bad friend and got busy talking and didn't take one picture of the show. The important thing is we look damn good, amIright?

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Downtown Paducah is cute as it can be. I'm already planning a return trip.

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We ended the night at Tribeca (not that Tribeca) with margaritas and lively conversation.

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Thanks Ray and Jennifer! I hope to spend more quality time on that porch.

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Get to the Ruth Baggett Gallery and see my friend, John Toomey's show.