Indiana Bloggers: Hoosier Updates from Around the Web
I thought it would be fun to highlight one article each week from the Hoosier bloggers you know and love. You know, previously Featured Little Indiana Bloggers.
Just like the bloggers, no two weeks will ever be the same! Like a fine box of Indiana chocolates, you never know what you are going to get.
If you are an Indiana blogger and would like to be featured on Little Indiana, please let me know via email or in the comments below. Now, let’s get caught up with what our Hoosier bloggers were doing this week.
Indiana Blog Updates
The categories may change each week but look for the bold-faced category items to easily navigate to the topics you prefer.
Recipes
Treble in the Kitchen: Layered Hummus Dip — Festive and healthy.
A Latte with Ott, A: Peach Gingersnap Icebox Pie — It’s made with minimal ingredients…including wine!
The Hidden Pantry: Toasting White Breakfast Bread, I give this one 5 Stars*****, Using Dough Cycle of Bread Machine and Baking in My Own Oven. — A keeper!
A Couple Cooks: Panzanella with Cherry Tomatoes and Bell Peppers — An Italian dish teeming with fresh Indiana produce!
Everyday Mom’s Meals: Soul Food Saturday #20 — Banana Split Pie.
Indiana Anna: Back to School, Back to Lunch Packing — Menu planning to stay organized.
Girls in White Dresses: Menu Plan Monday — Chicken Pot Pie, Chicken Parmesan, and Soup.
Goodeness Gracious: Easy Chicken Pot Pie — A family favorite.
Sarah Lynn’s Sweets: Turn Everyday Items into Cake Tools — Get creative in the kitchen and make amazing cakes with things already in your kitchen.
Indiana Fashion and Clothing
Sarah’s Real Life: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun — An 80’s themed performance inviting audience participation means hot pink and black leather!
Tulle and Trinkets: Fall 2013 Outfit Inspiration — Favorites for Fall.
Personal
Don Sedbury: Donning New Perspectives — Cancer, as a catalyst for big change.
Happy Not Perfect: Lessons I’ve Learned in my 25 Years — Food for thought.
Eternal Lizdom: Thirty-Nine — The birthday that started a bit rocky.
Wonderfully Chaotic: Things I Can’t Say — Advice isn’t always welcome.
Just like the Number: Proverbs — Kids and common sayings fill in the blank.
Jean’s Boots are Made for Talking: Built to Last — What’s holding you up?
Walking the Off-Beaten Path: Sigh…and This is One of the Big Reasons Why We Have Pets — The death of a loved feline.
Patty’s Pretty Things: Random 5 Friday: Have You Seen “The Profit?” — Five random things about this Hoosier blogger.
Indiana Authors and Writers
IU Press Blog: IUP books and authors to be featured at SPEP conference this October — Two IUP authors will be featured at the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP) conference!
Marian Allen: Sample Sunday: Summer of Sage Week 4 — A sample from this author’s latest book, Sage.
You Think Too Much: Lessons from Midwest Writers Workshop: Finding an audience for your book — Recap from a three day writer’s workship in Muncie, Indiana.
Eclectic Insights: How Observant are You? — Interesting studies on the power of observation.
Indiana Gardening and Gardens
May Dreams Gardens: Garden Fairies On the Eve of Labor Day Weekend — After a little time away, this gardener wants to get back into it!
Candidly Clyde: Snails and Spiderwebs — Three hours of making a dirt yard feel like home.
Education and Crafts
Something Monumental: DIY Front/Back Stud Earrings — Dinosaurs! You can really get creative with this neat DIY project!
Mouse in My Pocket: The Original Crazy Quilt — A lovely, unique quilt!
Walking by the Way: Mrs. Peters Birthday Cake: True Story — Behind the scenes at one blogger’s home. (affiliate links)
Acton Creative: Hot Colors, Please — A new weaving project at the loom and some lovely oranges and reds to go with it!
Granola Mom 4 God: What I Learned While Being Sick — Resting and recovering. (affiliate links)
Travel and History
Historic Indianapolis: A Room with a View – Heslar Naval Armory — Was this building instrumental in defeating Hitler?
Arrows Sent Forth: Boughton House — The setting for Cosette’s wedding in the latest version of Les Miserables.
Amy’s Food Flights: Shades of Blue — Checking out the digs at Cerulean.
Rensselaer Adventures: Convenient Wildflowers — New flowers growing and blooming.
Back Home Again: Travel Thursday: Mer de Glace — Snow, ice, and natural beauty.
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