Today I noticed the title of a book of “Only 317 Survived!: USS Indianapolis (CA-35) Navy’s Worst Tragedy at Seaâ€. I am generally familiar with the sinking of the USS Indianapolis in World War II on July 30, 1945. There have been a number of specials about the event on The Discover Channel, The History […]
Celebrating the Holidays in Indianapolis
12/16/2010 by
Today we have a guest post by another long-time Indianapolis resident, Paula Henry. Paula is a local realtor who has great memories of Indianapolis. I remember the first time I saw Soldiers and Sailors Monument lighted at Christmas in downtown Indianapolis. The ten year old child never forgot the beauty of seeing so many lights […]
Indianapolis Water’s P-Free Pledge
11/10/2010 by
I couldn’t help but smirk when I went to the Indianapolis Water website to pay my water bill and saw this promotion on their website. I’m not sure about you, but when it comes to water, whether it be in the pool or my faucet, I always prefer it to be “P-Freeâ€.
Some Halloween Lighting Creativity
10/31/2010 by
You’ve probably seen the YouTube video of the houses that choreograph their Christmas lights to different Christmas songs. Well, this is the first time I’ve ever seen someone do something similar for Halloween. Anyone know of a house in Indianapolis that goes all out for Halloween? Let us know. Hat tip to Andrew Angle for […]
Jeremy Camp in Concert Saturday
10/28/2010 by
For those of you interested in some positive music and lyrics, The Upper Room is bringing Jeremy Camp and Carlos Whittaker in concert on Saturday at the Eagle Center in Whitestown, IN. Also performing that night will be John Mark McMillan and Three Union. It’s sure to be a great evening with lots of great […]
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