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Ashley Anne
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Tall In Indy Is New To Smaller Indiana
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Piazza, PMP Feb 25.
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Keep Indianapolis Beau...
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Dreaming and Planning ...
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Tall In Indy
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Profile Information
- How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
- Friend
- What is your greatest strength?
- I'm honest. I'm Tall. I'm positive. I'm ready.
- What are you working on?
- I am currently in the starting stages of putting together a Social Networking group for the Tall Community of Indianapolis. I'm hoping to bring Fashion to the Tall Community. I want to create support groups for Tall Teens.
- How big is your business?
- Self-employed
- What is your Job Title
- Other
- What is your Company Website?
- http://www.myspace.com/tall_in_indy
- What is your Personal Website?
- http://www.indymojo.com/ashleyanne
- What is your alma mater?
- no college
- Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
- I met Dr. Laina Molaski of C&S Consulting recently. I told her about the Group that I am creating and she suggested that I join Smaller Indiana to help get my creative juices flowing.
I'm looking for people who share the same concerns, issues and hopes that I do, who may be interested in getting involved.
Please excuse the lag on the viedo and the sound, I'll have that ironed out as soon as I figure out how...
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Tall In Indy's 1st Vlog Post!!
Because a lot of the work that I've been doing has been on the internet, someone suggested that I put my face out there and do a Video Blog, or in this day in age, a "vlog"
There is a little bit of lag with the video and the sound. I'll get that ironed out as soon as I figure it out. I've had some great responses from many people on a few different sites. After I made this Video Cheyenne Jack did some of his computer magic and gave me a temporary site to use until our site is finished being bui… Continue
There is a little bit of lag with the video and the sound. I'll get that ironed out as soon as I figure it out. I've had some great responses from many people on a few different sites. After I made this Video Cheyenne Jack did some of his computer magic and gave me a temporary site to use until our site is finished being bui… Continue
Posted on February 26, 2009 at 11:58am — 2 Comments
Dreaming Tall
I've had a very exciting afternoon in the world of Tall Fashion. Roy Parkin, founder of TallGenez.com, has decided to help me along in my adventures. We've been talking about Tall In Indy and how exactly to get the word out about what I'm working on achieving for not only myself but for other tall women. One of the things that Roy and I have decided to do is bring him to Indianapolis and host a fashion event here in town. I have goosebumps!!
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Posted on February 20, 2009 at 4:19pm — 2 Comments
Tall In Indy
Somebody recently suggested that I join Smaller Indiana to get the word out about what I'm trying to do.
I'm in the very beginning stages of putting together Tall In Indy, a social networking core for the Tall Community of Indianapolis. I'm looking to get into Fashion for not only Tall Women, but Tall Men and Tall Children/Teens. I'm hoping to start support groups for Tall Teens to help encourage a positive self esteem for teenagers. I would also like to organize a social group for those indivi… Continue
I'm in the very beginning stages of putting together Tall In Indy, a social networking core for the Tall Community of Indianapolis. I'm looking to get into Fashion for not only Tall Women, but Tall Men and Tall Children/Teens. I'm hoping to start support groups for Tall Teens to help encourage a positive self esteem for teenagers. I would also like to organize a social group for those indivi… Continue
Posted on February 17, 2009 at 4:05pm — 5 Comments
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TALLER INDIANA meets smaller indiana
Hey Tall Friend I have to re-introduce my self here... I have some how lost an email account associated with this Tall IN Indy account. Apparently I let it slide.
BUT you should look into www.TALLININDY.com
It's part of The Tall Street Journal a...
TALLER INDIANA meets smaller indiana
TALLER INDIANA meets smaller indiana
Hello my fellow smaller indiana friends. I have some great news!!! I just purchased FishersFind.com, a website dedicated to the Fishers community.
FishersFind.com receives approximately 3,000 - 4,000 unique visitors per week and can offer some ...
John, I've had some luck at K&G Mens wharehouse located in Target's plaza near Castleton Square Mall. Their styles are definately non-conservative.
Any of you tall folks out there found a good online source for clothes? I've pretty much settled on Lands End, as they have a good selection of "tall" clothing.
The fashion is pretty conservative. OK for work, but not too exciting for anything el...
Is it rude for tall people to have good posture... standing tall and erect? However, I am not too concerned on whether it is polite.... but, I do find it hard to not notice, and possibly talk to, people's balding spots... it is more comfortable ha...
Hi I'm 6'8". Pants are difficult for me as well. My waist is too small for the big & tall stores. (could never figure that out). Does anyone have any suggestions for pants; I wear 40x38 (inseam)
I think I've seen those....they called them "man-pris." I don't think they lasted on the market that long. Too funny.
In terms of finding pants.... I find it very frustrating to see people with an inseam of 32" or less wearing pants with pant legs rolled or folded over... and when I go shopping, only finding pants with inseams of 32" or less. Maybe we could start...
Part man, part flamingo, that's hilarious! I have a 37" inseam as well. Best of luck in finding your tall pants for the long-idy leg-idid. :)
Good info, Julie - thanks for the tips. Jeans/khakis are challenging for me in that I'm disproportionately leggy. I think my genetics must include a trace of flamingo or something :-) I'm a 33W by 37L.
Heard back from my brother, here was his response for finding tall clothing for men:
"For jeans, I'm 33 W and 34 Length. Those aren't too hard to find, so I imagine he's wondering about nice work clothes. For shirts, I ordered from Penney's. Have...
Heard back from my brother, here was his response for finding tall clothing for me:
"For jeans, I'm 33 W and 34 Length. Those aren't too hard to find, so I imagine he's wondering about nice work clothes. For shirts, I ordered from Penney's. Have ...
Comment Wall (20 comments)
- At 1:15pm on February 26, 2009,
Terry L. Crawford said… - Just ckecked out your Tall Street Journal site. Looks good, and sounds like you dreams and plans are becoming reality. BTY-your cat is adorable!
- At 5:24pm on February 23, 2009,
Sara McCrcken said… - thanks for the help!Sara
- At 5:28pm on February 20, 2009,
Erik Deckers said… - I love the Muppets. I grew up watching them, and have seen all of the movies. Now I'm introducing my kids to them, and they think they're hysterical.
- At 4:31pm on February 20, 2009,
Sarah Richcreek said… - Oh, I'm so down with brie. Baked with brown sugar and pecans. MMM!
Catering sounds like a fun job!
- At 12:05pm on February 20, 2009,
Sarah Richcreek said…
- I'm glad you like my blog. I enjoy entertaining. Mmm banana bread! Sounds delicious. I am a total foodie. Can't get enough. Food just brings people together. Beautiful.
- At 7:29pm on February 19, 2009,
Terry L. Crawford said…
- Here are a couple of names to get you in touch with the FGI people here in Indy. I know Natalie but have not met Ginny. I figure the more contact the better.
Fashion Group International
Regional Director
Natalie Swindell
nswindell@aii.edu
Ginny Miller is a member of fashion group.
She was the owner of a women's tall fashion retail store.
ginnystall@aol.com
- At 4:15pm on February 19, 2009,
Terry L. Crawford said…
- Since your mom sews and is making your wedding gown, it looks like you have your own sewing needs covered.
As far as getting involved in your Tall in Indy group, I'd sure like to find out more.
- At 4:08pm on February 19, 2009,
Terry L. Crawford said…
- Hi Ashley,
Tall people can have clothes fitting issues. I see you are into fashion, do you sew? If not, you could probably use my custom sewing or alteration help. Since you are in Speedway, you are very close to my location.
Are you a member of Fashion Group? If not I could put you in touch with folks here in Indy in that Group.
- At 3:30pm on February 19, 2009,
Dave Gibbs said… - Yes!
- At 3:27pm on February 19, 2009,
Chris Tomlinson said… - Actually I'm north of Ft. Wayne just a bit so that makes it a bit more.... interesting. :o )
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1. We want to know the real you...Please use your real name (first and last) when you sign up, or we cannot open your account
2. We want to know the real you...Please do NOT use your Smaller Indiana blog for blatant self promotion
3. We want to see your smiling face...Please do not use logos or commercial images for your profile photo
4. Events should be posted in the events calendar, not inside blog posts
5. Please do NOT post commercial video (demo reels), or Corporate Website promotions in your blog
6. You can post pretty much anything you want on your own personal page (self promotion, etc), and you can change the style of your personal profile page to reflect your corporate identification if you so choose.
7. Please keep all comments civil and polite. It's OK to feel strongly about a subject, and it's OK to be critical of ideas, but please refrain from personal attacks of any kind.
If you witness or experience any issues, please contact admin@smallerindiana.com and we will look into the matter.
8. Smaller Indiana is supported by its members, and by corporate sponsors. If you're interested in learning more about sponsorship, please call Pat Coyle at 317 332 7878.
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