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| All Things Indigo |
| Hmm...as you might possibly be able to guess, this is my page about INDIGO GIRLS. I've been a fan of them and their music since the summer before my junior year in high school (oddly enough, it was about the same time that I realized I was gay...interesting...... I won't claim to be their biggest fan ('cause Heather Rosenberg probably deserves that title), but I do enjoy a bit of IG every now and then. |
| As you will probably be able to figure out, this page is divided into three, count 'em, THREE sections. |
| ONE: Humanitarian and environmental causes that Indigo Girls support. TWO: Links to other kickass Indigo-esque sites. THREE: PICTURES YAY!!!!!! |
| DISCLAIMER: Due to the unfortunate fact that Pagebuilder isn't quite as cool as I had hoped, I cannot create the above sections into targets on this page. Therefore, you, you unfortunate sap, will have to scroll down in order to view my creations. |
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| Women's Action for New Directions (WAND) is "a grassroots organization working to empower women to act politically to reduce militarism and violence, and to redirect excessive military resources toward human and environmental needs." |
| W.A.N.D. 691 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington, MA 02174 www.wand.org |
| Honor the Earth "is a national non-profit organization raising funds and public support for frontline native environmental initiatives." |
| The Honor the Earth Campaign 2801 21st Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55407 www.honortheearth.com |
| "Youth Pride strives to enhance the lives of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth through support services, social activities, outreach, and education." |
| YouthPride Inc. 302 E. Howard Ave. Decatur, GA 30030 www.youthpride.org |
| "Earth Challenge is a not-for-profit organization created to inspire people to become active in improving environmental health through individual and community empowerment. Through endurance events, such as long-distance bike rides, Earth Challenge generates financial support, raises awareness, and inspires people to serve communities working to protect the environment." |
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| Lifeblood is a great site with a LOT of articles, lyrics, and generally cool stuff. |
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| Daemon Records is the record label Amy Ray owns. There are a TON of great D.R. artists. |
| Basically, just go to Lifeblood for everything. They rawk. (and frankly, why link sites from here when you could just save me time and go to them yourself!) |
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| Ok, seeing as I've only ever been to one Indigo concert at which I was allowed to take pictures, these are all from the Georgia Clean Air, Clean Energy Festival held in Atlanta on 10/28/00. (and as usual, just click on the thumbnail to see it BIG) (and YES, I realize that Michelle Malone isn't an Indigo Girl!) |
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| the ones with the dot are ones you should definitely check out |
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| Those were all taken with my dad's Sony Mavica digital camera. |
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| These are the pics I took in b&w on my friend Windi's ghetto-old (but tres kickass) Minolta. |
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| Well duh, there's the *official* Indigo Girls website. |