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Leah Barr
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Would you pay $2 per week for news on your phone?

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Joel Schaafsma replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
I agree on Sichuan. I've never eaten off the menu, but the the lunch buffet is great and it's like $5
November 13
Joel Schaafsma replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
My wife and I really enjoy Sakura's at like 71st and Keystone. (7201 N Keystone Ave Indianapolis, IN 46240) We get a sushi sampler which comes with a lot of sushi, salad, and soup for like $30 total for both. We never walk away hungry, and we've p...
November 13
Marty Atherton replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
If you're talking Thai, the best Thai in town - hands down - is Siam Square in Fountain Square. It can be on the expensive side, but worth it. They also have a constantly changing collection of fixed price beer and wine by the glass.
November 11
Wendy Carson replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Sawasdee has the best Thai in the area. There's plenty of other good places but theirs is the best quality & price. As for old-time ambiance and great food, you can't beat Oriental Inn on Arlington (http://www.orientalinnrestaurant.com). For gre...
October 19
Melinda Cooper replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
I am just looking for some good sushi that does not cost an arm and a leg! I am open to trying new food but with sushi... you just never know LOL I have had the eel at forty five degrees on Mass Ave - it was amazing. Any ideas? I don't really li...
October 19
Terry Melvin replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Yen Ching also has a location on East Washington just before Post Road. We go for lunch often. Pot stickers are very good. Hong Kong Inn at 38th and Franklin has been a family favorite for years. Their egg rolls are the best! We usually order din...
October 19
Carol Lukemeyer replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
I'm slow on the draw here but we like Yen Ching on 421 north of 86th and just south of 465. Sit down, table cloths, great food and very friendly people.
October 19
John Wooton replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
There's Thai Taste in Castleton. I've been there a couple times and it's really good.
October 8
Anita Sloat replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Thai Smile on Allisonville north of 96th is awesome!!!
October 6
Gary Miller replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Forbidden City is probably the best....but i miss the place in Broad Ripple that went out a few years ago. the best eggrolls ANYWHERE!
October 6
Becky Pruitt replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Mark Pi's in Nora is great....... an awesome, authentic, hole-in-the-wall type of place is at 116th and Rangeline/Westfield.... Sichuan..... oh man....it's good (I like the off-menu food better than the small buffet) and it's very reasonable.
October 5
Erik Deckers replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
You mean there's a Thai buffet here in town? Awesome!!
October 5
Brian Huff replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
The Chinese place by 38th and Shadeland is Foon Ying. My FIL opened up the restaurant in the mid 80's and has since sold it to another man, but he also sold all of his recipes, so the egg foo young will still be the same as Erik remembers. My wif...
October 5
Stephanie Daily replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Totally agree with Eric on the Thai Spice, fabo Pad Thai. I like this little hole in the wall called the Bamboo House at Emerson and Thompson road - in the strip mall next to Radio Shack. They have a $3.99 all you can eat lunch buffet which is goo...
October 4
Erik Deckers replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
I like Sawasdee, but the best Masaman Curry I've had is at Thai Spice in Greenwood/south Indy on County Line Road, just across from the Greenwood Mall. And I hear a lot of great things about Thai Smile, but haven't had a chance to make it yet.
October 1
Leah Barr replied to Leah Barr's discussion 'Chinese, please!' in the group Hole in the Wall Eating Club
Ooh, I do enjoy some Thai too. Sawasdee up on 86th is where it's at for me.
October 1

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Friend
What is your greatest strength?
My greatest strength is the drive to keep going until I win.
What are you working on?
I'm on an informational journey to grow as a person and as a professional, while sharpening my ear for opportunity. ...So far, it's actually going really well!

Also, I do a lot of promotional stuff such as this:

-Building help site on creative career-building from the ground up at LeahsGotIt.blogspot.com

-Promotions for IndyMojo.com

-Promotions and event staff for Oranje Indy 2009

-Marketing consultant, copywriter, & strategic geek for GeekeryForRent.com -- Web traffic up 200%. Client development currently 1 month ahead of projected goals.

Um, also working on time management skills because I LOVES me some social media, but between the full-time job and all this volunteering, my Facebook doesn't see much activity outside of my Blogger importing posts.
How big is your business?
large company
What is your Job Title
Other
What is your Company Website?
http://anthem.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://leahsgotit.blogspot.com
What is your alma mater?
University of Southern Indiana
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
To make friends, grow in professionalism, get back into writing prolifically again... Yeah, let's just sum it up with "I want some awesome to happen."

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Leah Barr

The humble trash can

*thunk*

... @&$#*!


I'd knocked the trash can over -- again! And now I feared I would be late for work, but I couldn't just leave that mess in the alley. I have a tendency to really whip my car around quick, backing out of the driveway. Trash pick-up is only once a week, not frequent enough to quickly cement a routine. And for some reason my landlord ALWAYS puts those big cans right in my path. So, for a little wh… Continue

Posted on October 1, 2009 at 12:00pm —

Leah Barr

YARRR!

It be International Talk like a Pirate Day, ALL day, ye scurvy dogs!


In honor of this great holiday, I be gearin' up to make berth at Irish Fest and do a little creative MARRketing for… Continue

Posted on September 19, 2009 at 9:30am —

Leah Barr

On Motivation: Remember who/what you're in this for!

So, I was going to post this right after Labor Day. And then Blogger ate it and I was too frustrated to re-type the thing. And then life happened, and I've just now gotten around to revisiting the post. But it's fitting, as it turns out, that I should post this in such proximity to the anniversary of 9/11 when people are still feeling contemplative, etc:


I know this is a career-blog, so I won't let it get too mushy-rainbow-puppy overrun. But we just got back from a holiday weekend, and I hope… Continue

Posted on September 15, 2009 at 6:04pm —

Leah Barr

5 things I wish I'd known 5 years ago



Well, my alma mater started classes this week, so I guess it's time for that obligatory back-to-school post. I'm not sure if this year's incoming college class is still even considered Generation Y. Already, I'm beginning to understand that "generation gap" t… Continue

Posted on September 2, 2009 at 7:56pm — 1 Comment

Leah Barr

5 Career Lessons from "Battlestar Galactica"


Anyone who knows me even a LITTLE bit knows I'm moderat… Continue

Posted on August 23, 2009 at 4:56pm — 2 Comments

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At 5:01pm on September 16, 2009, Phillip Archer said…
No, this was not meant to be as condescending as it came across, or at all for that matter. I have a problem of typing while I think, and assuming all came out as intended. I am sorry if this caused any disturbance.

By your reply, I gather you somewhat understood I intended nothing negative. Thank you for giving it a chance.

I am not too involved in the networking on here any longer. I have found it to be a waste of more time than not. I do not count it out, but stay reluctant.

When did you complete your B.A.?
At 10:38pm on September 6, 2009, Phillip Archer said…
Well Leah, as I read through your page here, I fail to know you much better than I did when I started. By the way, I started at zero. I am curious, where did you attend, and what did you study there? I did learn that you are attempting a bit of networking, and I am still seeking the idea as well.

So, nice to meet you, Leah, sort of.
At 7:52pm on August 21, 2009, Dave Gibbs said…
Welcome Leah!
At 10:07am on July 29, 2009, Casey Valiant said…
Hi Leah, what I have seen so far about this community I really like! People actually use it frequently which means there's a bunch of useful info on here. I have the feeling I'm just scratching the surface and that is what will keep me coming back.

Thanks for the comment!
At 3:39pm on July 27, 2009, Stephanie Daily said…
Welcome to Sassy Professional Women. Check out our event on August 18 - hope you can make it!

Stephanie
At 5:15am on July 22, 2009, Kristen Horton said…
Hi Leah,
Welcome to Smaller Indiana! As a new member you may want to start by reading the blog post: "I'm a member of Smaller Indiana, now what?" It provides some great tips on getting involved in the community.

Feel free to add a blog post, join some groups (there are more 500+ with 350+ listed on the Smaller Indiana Group Links google doc) & have fun!

~Kristen
 
 

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