09/17/2026
Personally I didn’t feel the need to respond to anonymous post made about me, but when something is said about me and a business I’ve poured so much of myself into, I do want to clear the air.
Yes, Bluegrass Bowls has been quieter lately. But I have absolutely not “ghosted” after receiving a grant.
Behind the scenes, I have been trying my best to figure out the next steps for this business. There have been obstacles, expenses, permits, finding the right setup and location, and plenty of things that simply haven’t gone according to plan. At the same time, I’m a wife and a mom with a family that needs me, and I’ve been doing my best to balance all of those responsibilities while still trying to find my way back to doing something I truly love.
Receiving a grant was an incredible blessing, and it is something I have never taken lightly or felt entitled to. A grant doesn’t magically make every piece of starting and growing a small business fall into place overnight. Sometimes plans change. Sometimes timelines get pushed back. And sometimes you have to slow down, regroup, and make sure your next move is the right one instead of forcing something just to prove a point.
Bluegrass Bowls started because I genuinely loved creating something that brought people together, and that love has not gone anywhere. I’ve been working toward getting back to it in a way that is realistic, sustainable, and best for my family and my business.
So no, I haven’t ghosted. I’ve been navigating real life, learning as I go, and trying my best.
I’m incredibly thankful for every person who has supported Bluegrass Bowls from the beginning, purchased a bowl, shared a post, showed up at a pop-up, encouraged me, or believed in what I was building. I hope to be serving you again soon. 🤎
And as always, if anyone ever has a genuine question about me or my business, I would much rather you come directly to me than rely on assumptions made anonymously online.
