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END INSIGHT — AUGHT FOR AUTUMN
 We currently have dead leaves on our dining room table. My wife Donna picked some of them from the trees in our back yard and others off the ground and scattered them on the new tablecloth that she purchased expressly for autumn. |
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DINING GUIDE — GREAT PUMPKINS
 Charlie Brown’s pal Linus always had a seemingly endless wait for the Great Pumpkin to appear. |
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CHEF'S CORNER — TODD RICHARDS
 Native Chicagoan Todd Richards became the Seelbach Hilton Hotel’s executive chef in January 2004. |
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DINING OUT — THIRD AVENUE CAFE
 This cafe offers a diverse menu that includes some of the most impressive vegan choices in the city. |
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DINING OUT — HEIRLOOM
 Heirloom Restaurant is the latest dining gem in the little Bluegrass burg of Midway.
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DINING IN — IN SYNC WITH SALMON
 While the general rule of the pour is to pair lighter-colored wines with lighter foods, salmon is the fish most likely to make you want to bend some rules. |
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DINING IN — BLUE AROUND THE GILLS
 You’ll flip over the flavor of wild salmon in a mushroom-blueberry sauce. |
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DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT — PETE STONE
 Pete Stone used a clean, contemporary design to take the kitchen in this century-old Highlands home into the 21st century. |
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HOME & DESIGN — THE CUTTING EDGE
 Games People Play |
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TRENDS — UNDER CONSIDERATIONS
 They’re often referred to as “man caves,” but these basement recreation rooms — with everything from gym equipment to luxury bathrooms — are the polar opposite of primitive. |
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HOME & DESIGN — A PRAISEWORTHY PAINTED LADY
 Inside and out, this Clifton neighborhood Queen Anne exhibits asymmetry at its funkiest — especially with Halloween decorations
thrown in. |
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PARTNERING THE PEFORMING ARTS
 It is clear that the new administrative and rehearsal facility that opened recently above the W. L. Lyons Brown Theatre on Broadway represents something greater than a mere change of address for a couple of arts groups. |
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COLD WEATHER FASHIONS - ARTFUL WRAPS
 Autumn’s canvas conjures up a mix of textures and color to keep you warm. |
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SMILLIE'S PICKS
 Vaunted Verdi and Star Chamber
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REMEMBER THE RWANDANS
 A glimpse into that culture will come through a performance by Malaika, a traditional dance group of Rwandan women (some survivors of the 1994 genocide) now living in Louisville. |
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TAILING UP THE 'GAITERS
 What are your essential tailgating items? “Where can you get the best gear around town? |
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DOLLING UP THE DEAD
 To get in on the show in our own fair city, you can take a Day of the Dead altar-making class Oct. 27 at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft. |
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ERIN KEANE — WRITER
 “A rolling three-ring circus.”
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FEEDBACK
 Comments on Bridges Now and the Cherokee Triangle
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EDITOR'S LETTER — FREE AND UNEASY
_Oct06_90.jpg) Weren’t things supposed to get simpler in the empty nest? |