Neil Travis Honaker

A father, cook and writer in Kentucky - enjoying life, laughs and the occasional crustacean. Data Hygiene & Privacy Mgr by day, culinary enthusiast by night.

[LEX News @LEX18News]

IN REMEMBRANCE: For 35 years at two different locations, customers at the Courtyard Deli were always greeted by David Fraser's big personality behind the counter. https://t.co/MLSbRVs4ok

[Tasting Table @TastingTable]

Crawfish boils can seem like a fun free-for-all (and they are), but using the right amounts of ingredients still matters. A seafood expert shares a few tips.
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[Father Jim Sichko @JimSichko]

The problem with our country today?Loss of RESPECT for life,those in authority,our elderly, military, police, parents...the list could go on

[Sean Moody 🎥🎙📝📺 @SeanMoodyNews]

It’s the end of an era at Charlie’s Seafood in Lexington. Patty and Barry Sissle have owned the restaurant since 2003. This week begins a new chapter as the Sissle’s pass the torch on to two longtime employees. We’ve got that story on @LEX18News at 6:00.

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

@IAPonomarenko Every Christmas Eve while we wrap the kids presents and drink champagne.

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

@JimSichko When I first walked into the parish office at St John’s in Georgetown, KY with the crazy idea that I wanted to be Catholic, Father Gino was sitting on the porch. He was the first priest I ever spoke with.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Thank you, veterans past and present, for saving the world

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

This is story worth reading

[Keeneland @keeneland]

Keeneland remembers Cody Dorman, whose remarkable story and enduring connection with Cody’s Wish embodied all that we love about this sport. Cody captured the hearts of all of us and we are forever changed by this extraordinary young man and his impact on our community. We send our deepest condolences to his parents, Kelly and Leslie; his sister, Kylie and the extended Cody’s Wish team. We look back fondly on Cody at Make-a-Wish Day and so many wonderful memories over the last few years.

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

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[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

@kittenwithawhip Otherwise, company first or whomever travelled the furthest (cause they were assumed to be the hungriest)

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

@kittenwithawhip Both my grandmothers would initiate the serving starting with us kids because it was the only way to keep us quiet! That meant usually the serving ended with my grandmothers also with my grandfather being next to last.

[Kim Severson @kimseverson]

Very sad to report that one of the most important Gullah Geechee cooks of our time has passed on. She was 90, and had recently been diagnosed with an aggressive form of blood cancer. https://t.co/7J5LShPf8u

[Chris Davis @RevChrisDavis]

TIL in 1954, Arthur C. Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Odyssey, met in an Oxford pub to personally debate C.S. Lewis on the ethics and value of space travel.

Each brought a sidekick for the debate.

Clarke brought rocket engineer Val Cleaver.

Lewis brought J.R.R. Tolkien.

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

Just in time for Super Bowl

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Florida, the birthplace of Hooters and Gatorade, has been granted its own Michelin Guide. And as our food tour confirms, the Sunshine State deserves it. https://t.co/HGFbe4UysV

[The Infatuation @infatuation]

It’s Music City for a reason, and one that goes beyond country tunes. On any night, you can find a budding singer-songwriter belting out blues tunes, a killer jam band fusing hip-hop with bluegrass, and drinks so good they nearly steal the spotlight from the artists on stageIt’s Music City for a reason, and one that goes beyond country tunes. On any night, you can find a budding singer-songwriter belting out blues tunes, a killer jam band fusing hip-hop with bluegrass, and drinks so good they nearly steal the spotlight from the artists on stageIt’s Music City for a reason, and one that goes beyond country tunes. On any night, you can find a budding singer-songwriter belting out blues tunes, a killer jam band fusing hip-hop with bluegrass, and drinks so good they nearly steal the spotlight from the artists on stageIt’s Music City for a reason, and one that goes beyond country tunes. On any night, you can find a budding singer-songwriter belting out blues tunes, a killer jam band fusing hip-hop with bluegrass, and drinks so good they nearly steal the spotlight from the artists on stage.

[Thomas Reese, S.J. @ThomasReeseSJ]

Tonya Ingram Feared the Organ Donation System Would Kill Her. It Did. https://t.co/WydoK1oQ6u

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

A new volume of John Le Carré’s letters shows him traveling the world, running towards danger, looking for his characters’ inner conflicts in real-world conflict zones. https://t.co/mhpjXWr5fO

[Neil Travis Honaker @nthonaker]

@ericdresh Bacon and eggs might just need to be bacon and bacon.

[LEX News @LEX18News]

The queen's most recent visit was in 2007 when she attended the 133rd Kentucky Derby. Lane's End once again hosted her during her trip. https://t.co/h18AsCBvU3