This Indie Life

This Indie Life: The Adventures of an Indie Musician Living an Indie Lifestyle

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I am a wife of almost 5 years and an indie singer-songwriter living in rural Pennsylvania, after moving back after spending 8 years in NYC. Instead of sharing stories in person and eventually fading off because no one is paying attention, I will write it here.

'This Indie Life' is about my adventures and findings of trying to live a conscious lifestyle in a not-so-conscious world, while remaining as independent from big business as much as possible. That means my blog posts will revolve around my life as an 'indie musician', as well as an 'indie human'. Sometimes DIY projects, homemade recipes, quotes, photos, videos, links, or other inspiring information will be featured for those who also enjoy their freedom. I believe that power is knowledge, so if I do or hear of something interesting, I'll gladly share it with you!

I admit to being obsessed with Kona, my 3-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, being addicted to living as eco-friendly as possible, having a passion for interior decorating, and believing that one person really can make a difference.

If interested in hearing my music, you can get a free download at http://www.annazoe.net.

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December 23, 2011

Here is my rendition of my favorite Christmas song, “Little Drummer Boy”, from last night’s on-air show on the Backstage Pass on Cool 101.7 with Jenna Wagner in Meadville, PA.

Before I sign off the internet for a few days, I wish those who celebrate, a very Merry and Blessed Christmas! Christ is Born! Glorify Him!

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December 15, 2011

Haha! Oh man, I can’t wait to have kids …

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December 13, 2011

I tried writing a long, inspirational blog about how I would like to raise my kids around holidays and how I feel about consumerism around holidays, but this photo pretty much sums it up.

Side note: it’s not just Christians who take advantage of holiday sales.

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