Interesting side effect of paying attention to Edmonton blogs: The more you look, the more you find. Same thing happens to when I start cleaning up messes in my house. This is way more fun. A sampling: Trent Wilkie has launched a delightful new blog called The Undad, chronicling his paternity leave. It’s already on … More Edmonton blog roundup: Nov. 24, 2014

Maybe the cold is making me hungry, but I decided to highlight a whole lot of food posts this week. Other things, too, but this one is unusually foodish: Maegan Lukian’s spicy hot chocolate looks stunningly delicious. (Photo by Maegan on hand-meyd.com, used with permission) Cindy Nguyen took a sumptuous class on Indian vegetarian cuisine … More Edmonton blog roundup: Nov. 17, 2014

It finally snowed enough to shovel, which is more like what we’re used to at this time of year. Here’s some reading for when you come in to get warm: On the Kick Point blog, Chris Mikulin is analyzing social media use in the CFL. I like football and data, so that’s a win. (I … More Edmonton blog roundup: Nov. 10, 2014

Here’s a sample of the reading I found between working, Halloweening, and ferrying a certain someone to ringette: Glenn Kubish shares three scenes from an eventful walk back to work through downtown Edmonton. More on urban affairs: Mack Male reports on what’s going on with the wayfinding project. Jodine Chase examines the policing of private … More Edmonton blog roundup: Nov. 3, 2014