Here’s a tiny sample of what I found in Edmonton’s blogosphere this week:
Mack Male returned from his honeymoon and recapped Launch Party 5, Startup Edmonton’s annual celebration of companies on the rise. (Photo of Alison McMahon of Twofold by Mack, shared with permission.)
Sort of related:
- Speaking of honeymoons, Comics! The Blog brings us Brandon and Danica getting hitched and recording another Doctor Whooch podcast.
- Speaking of startups, Linda Hoang profiles GozAround, a social network for volunteering.
- And the Table Top Cafe celebrates its first year in the board-game business, writes Robyn Petrik on The Local Good.
There’s always good stuff in the food blogs:
- On Let’s Om Nom, Cindy dishes on the pop-up Prairie Noodle Shop that happened at Get Cooking Edmonton.
- Michelle Peters-Jones shares memories of her Aba and a recipe for chicken tikka wings.
- Valerie Lugonja recaps the Food Bloggers of Canada conference, which included plenty of Edmontonians, including Michelle.
Miscellaneously:
- Natasha Chiam spoke at the Blissdom Canada blogging conference, and came home with some thoughts about ethics.
- On Oilers Nation, Jonathan Willis notes a couple of dirty plays the Oilers didn’t get caught for.
- Matt Dance explores David Rauch’s Open Art YEG project, and what it could lead to, on Spacing Edmonton.
- The Choir Girl chats with Phillip Addis, who is singing Figaro in The Barber of Seville.
- Sandy Joe Karpetz spotlights designer Wes O’Driscoll of street-wear brand Nowhere Fast.
I found most of these on Mack’s ShareEdmonton, where you can find many more posts to enjoy. He’s got my list to add, so if you don’t see a blog you write or like there, it’s coming.
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