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Mar 10, 2008
Cream of Zucchini Soup
This simple recipe is a favorite in my house. I make this a few times a month and my family loves it!
Cream of Zucchini Soup
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
Servings: 4 • Size: 1 cup • Old Points: 1 pt • Points+: 2 pt
Calories: 65.3 • Fat: 1.0g • Protein: 3.5 g • Carb: 11 g • Fiber: 2.8 g
• 1/2 small onion, quartered
• 2 cloves garlic
• 3 medium zucchini, skin on cut in large chunks
• 32 oz fat free chicken stock
• 2 tbsp reduced fat sour cream
• salt
• pepper
Combine chicken broth, onion, garlic and zucchini in a medium pot and cook on medium heat.
Bring to a boil, lower heat, cover, and simmer until tender, about 20 minutes. Remove from heat. Purée: Add the sour cream. Using an immersion blender, purée till smooth.
Stir in remaining ingredients, and adjust seasonings to taste. Serve hot.
Optional: Top with 2 tsp parmesan cheese - 1 point extra
133 comments :
- Anonymous1/16/09, 2:32 PM
This soup was so delicious!!! I'm going to make it again tonight. Thanks for the great recipe!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/16/09, 8:55 AM
Gina, would you be able to tell me how many calories and fat grams are in this soup. I am doing a different diet and if this is low enough in calories and fat I could replace the soups I have to buy from them. Thank you for any info you can give me. email@example.com
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/24/09, 10:41 AM
I finally made the soup and it is fabulous. I was a big naughty and added a little more sour cream and curry powder. I eat it cold. bapkins
ReplyDelete DELICIOUS! I made this last night and have to admit that it looked a little strange after being pureed, but it tasted fantastic. I brought leftovers in for lunch. A great low point lunch or dinner, but doesn't taste low point! I really have loved everything that I've made from your website so far. :)
ReplyDelete- Anonymous10/1/09, 12:13 AM
I just loved this soup!
It is fantastic. Thank you very much for your help! - Anonymous10/2/09, 12:46 PM
I made this soup for supper last night and it was great!!! My husband even loved it and is wanting more. This recipe is so easy~ Thanks!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/6/09, 2:33 PM
Excellent! I just got done making and eating this soup and it was soo yummy! Thank you Gina, your recipes are great.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/7/09, 12:32 AM
Hi Gina!
This soup is delicious!
Is the "one point" the whole recipe or per serving?
Thanks! - Wendy10/25/09, 7:04 PM
Wow! LOVE LOVE LOVE this soup! I just had my second bowl....really good stuff. I am definitely making it again!!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/12/10, 1:56 PM
This Soup is amazing!!!! My husband even enjoyed it.... Thanks you for such a simple wonderful recipe
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/16/10, 9:35 PM
Wow!! Didn't even add the salt and pepper. Plenty of flavor without it.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/28/10, 8:08 PM
2nd soup I have made with my new blender...and it is a keeper! Thanks for the great recipe!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/7/10, 2:48 AM
This reminds me of South Beach's Broccoli Soup Recipe, except thiers doesn't call for sour cream and obviously uses broccoli instead of zucchini. Never the less, a 1 point soup is definatly an accomplishment. Well done! =)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous3/1/10, 11:33 AM
This soup sounds delicious and I am going to try it.
Would it be a problem to use a blender to puree the soup ? I don't have nothing else available.
Thanks. - Anonymous3/28/10, 12:41 PM
I can't believe how tasty this soup is. It'll be one of my oft repeated soups, for sure. Thanks so much for the whole site. I'm new to it and this is the first thing I have tried.
ReplyDelete - Matthew's Nana4/11/10, 3:05 PM
This soup was great! Thanks Gina. Everyone of your recipes I have tried have bee FABULOUS!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/25/10, 6:23 PM
What a GREAT recipe...so easy, tasty, creamy and low points! Doesnt get better than that. Ive made this soup 3 times in the past 1 1/2 months, I love it that much! Thank you for the recipe!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous8/1/10, 1:36 PM
Another great cream of zucchini (or broccoli, spinach, mushroom, etc.) soup is simmer 1 cup of vegetable until soft in 1 cup of chicken stock.
When the vegetable is soft take soup off the heat - add in 1 laughing cow cheese wedge and blend with a stick blender. Add salt and pepper to taste. 1 point for 2 cups of delicious soup!! - Anonymous8/10/10, 11:15 AM
Hi Gina! Im a new reader to your blog, I love it! Thanks for the great and healthy recipes! I was wondering if for this receipe...and other soups- can I use veg. broth? Do you think it would come out the same? Thanks!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous8/23/10, 5:02 PM
what would the approx weight be for the three succhinis I have one large one thanks
ReplyDelete - patvancan8/24/10, 1:07 PM
This is great - I freeze it in individual containers, and re-heat one around 4 PM. I find I am way less hungry at dinner time! Works for me. Thanks for your recipies - and the time you take. Patvancan.
ReplyDelete - Becca9/20/10, 8:37 PM
This soup is delicious! I've made it with different vegetables: zucchini, yellow squash, broccoli, and a veggie medley (broccoli, cauliflower and carrots). The vegetable medley was my favorite!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/27/10, 4:41 PM
I made this soup the other day and it's great! Instead of the sour cream I used ww cream cheese and it was perfect! In fact I'm making more right now!
ReplyDelete - Bernadette10/2/10, 12:32 PM
Hi Gina -- I haven't made this yet, but it looks delicious. Is the serving size 2 cups?
ReplyDelete - Dana11/3/10, 1:02 PM
I made this last night and it was delicious! I added a little bit of Mrs. Dash since I didn't want a lot of salt in it and added Greek Yogurt instead of sour cream and it was so good! I love your site! Thanks Gina! :)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous11/30/10, 5:34 PM
Just made this soup and am very excited to try it! I see that you have 65 calories on your above nutrient information, but answered a reply with 45 calories per serving. What is the correct calorie count? Thanks and I LOVE this website!
ReplyDelete Gina- Ok so, I've been a "lurker" on your blog for about 4 months now, making TONS of your recipes but never leaving comments. I've finally decided that I needed too. EVERYTHING I have made from your site has been absolutely delicious, even my DH raves about your recipes (and he's a total food snob.) I have the barbacoa beef in the crockpot right now for din tonight :) Question about this soup...I'm making it now, and put all the ingredients into my recipe builder and its coming up as 1+ for a 1/4 serving. Am I doing something wrong? How did you get 2+? THANK YOU!!!! :)
ReplyDelete- Sally1/22/11, 4:06 PM
This was absolutely delicious, I used a large onion, 4 cloves garlic and some Badia Sazon and left out the sour cream,so so good.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/31/11, 10:06 PM
I was given your website at a Weight Watcher's meeting and the first thing I have tried is this soup and I have to say it is absolutely yummmmy! (I used greek yogurt instead of sour cream in mine)
I heard all good stuff from members etc... at Weight Watchers and I cant wait to try the rest of the recipes on this site - keep up the good. - Anonymous2/8/11, 4:07 PM
Gina, I have been making this soup since I saw it on your website. I'm the one who eats it cold. Well now I am in Weight Watchers and I can quite understand why this soup is 2 Points Plus. I thought all broth is free and so is vegetables. I double your recipe and I use 4 tablespoons for 124oz. of soup. I just don't see how it is a 2. Could you help me here with this. Thank you, Barbara
ReplyDelete - Emma2/14/11, 9:00 PM
Hi, I just tried this soup and I love it.
I substituted light cream cheese for the sour cream and also got 1 ProPoint (I think the Australian propoints are equal to the US Points
+) in the recipe builder.
Anyway, I will definitely be having this often. It would be a great 5pm snack when I'm going to a restaurant for dinner. Nice and filling, to reduce temptation later. - Anonymous2/24/11, 11:22 PM
Hi, Thanks for a great site full of wonderful recipes. I just found this and I have tried 3 recipes and loved them all. Do you know about how much frozen zucchini I would use in place of the 3 zucchinis, I have some in my freezer I would love to use for this recipe. I bought 2 zucchini at the store today for another recipe and it was almost 4$. I am thinking 3-6 cups maybe?? Thanks so much I shared this website at WW last week also, is there a spot on here that we can share recipes with you? If you like them you could add them?
ReplyDelete - Jenn -3 sweet boys3/10/11, 11:54 AM
Hi Gina~ I just finished making and eating this soup. I have a question is it supposed to be thin or a little on the thicker side? I didn't have a immersion blender so I dumped mine into a blender and might have over blended it! LOL The taste was GREAT,and will be making it again!!
ReplyDelete We used to eat a version (more fat I'm sure) of this soup growing up every summer. We always ate it cold with Fritos. I made it your way but substituted plain non-fat Greek yogurt for the sour cream. It was still a bit thin from what I was used to so I put a spoonful of mashed avocado in each bowl before I served it. Yum! I ate mine cold (made it the night before) but my kids and husband prefer it warm. Thanks!
ReplyDelete- Michelle5/31/11, 9:02 PM
Not even 5 minutes (literally) into discovering your site, I was already in the kitchen making this soup!! Wow... so simple and so delicious and healthy. I added a few broccoli florets I needed to use up, too! I am 8 wks. pregnant w/ my first and am sooooo excited to try the rest your healthy recipes to keep a healthy weight throughout my pregnancy! Thank you... I am going to make the cauliflower soup from your site tomorrow!! :)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous6/20/11, 11:13 AM
This soup was so good by itself, but I'm thinking it would make a great base for other soups... just add stuff to it! I'm planning to make it a base for chicken noodle soup and add summer squash, carrots, spaghetti squash (as my "noodles") and chicken. Great to have on hand or freeze for lunches! Thanks for the delicious recipe!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous6/27/11, 8:41 PM
Just made this with home made bread for dinner. Sooo good! I've never had cream of zucchini soup before but I'm glad I tried this! I love your site. Haven't made anything we didn't love yet! Thank you and keep up the awesome work!
ReplyDelete - Karen7/15/11, 8:59 AM
Hi Gina, just found your site a few weeks ago and I love it :)
I made this soup last night and it was fantastic. Thanks for all the great recipes, can't wait to try more
Karen :) - Stephanie7/16/11, 11:17 PM
I'm sorry, I have a really dumb question! :) For the garlic cloves, do you drop them in whole or grate them? Thanks! :)
ReplyDelete - Jenna7/22/11, 9:25 PM
I just made this tonight with zucchini from our garden. It's delicious! I truly love this website. Everything that I've made is amazing. Thanks so much Gina!
ReplyDelete - Evelyn8/10/11, 11:14 PM
I've made zucchini bread from this site and a zucchini casserole both of which my husband and I just love! So, I still have zucchinis and decided to make this soup after reading all of the raving reviews. I made it this evening and I'm getting ready to try it but I must admit the smell is gross to me and I had to "doctor it up" a little for our taste. It was a lot thinner than I expected so I boiled a red potato, mashed it and added to thicken it some. Also, added a little creole seasoning to spice it up a little. I know the pts have gone up but we don't do Weight Watchers, I just love the recipes because they are healthy.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous8/26/11, 3:29 PM
I just made this. The only thing I did different was add a little pepper.
This soup is divine! I will be making this often.
I LOVE every single recipe I have tried off here!
I love you and this website Gina! - Anonymous9/21/11, 11:09 AM
I found your site yesterday and printed out a few soup recipes. I made this last night and OH MY GOODNESS I love it and I am 100% obsessed with you now. I even had a cup for breakfast! I cannot wait to make more of your recipes. Thanks! K~
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/15/11, 8:59 PM
I made this with slight changes, but that's just due to personal choices/tastes. I like tripled the amount of garlic because that's how things go in my life, I used greek yogurt instead of sour cream, and I added a bit of cayenne for a little oomph. Thanks for a great base - it was fantastic.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/17/11, 6:40 PM
FAB FAB FAB!! This will be a new fav. for a very long time. My friend's 4 year old devoured this as well, and she doesn't eat "green" things. She kept calling it "pickle soup" hahaha....
ReplyDelete - Katie11/15/11, 3:39 PM
Hi! I just made this, this afternoon, and it was pretty tasty! I had a giant zucchini, so I used 2/3 of it. Not as thick as I was hoping it'd be but from reading your comments on here, I think it had to do with the zucchini amount I put in. I'm not a part of weight watchers, but I'm looking to get my Mom involved with the points plus program. I had to add a few goldfish to it though, I love my soup with just a few cheesy crackers!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous11/16/11, 3:31 PM
I make summer squash soup all the time and keep it in a pitcher in the refrigerator to get me through the "munchie" times. I like it cold. Hint: use fat-free buttermilk instead of the sour cream and add a bit more than is called for. Great!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/6/12, 9:33 PM
Hi Gina,
I was looking for your helpful WW links and I can't find them. were they removed?
thanks! - Anonymous1/18/12, 12:59 AM
I must tell you Gina and your readers that I had the zucchini soup tonight with your creamed cauliflower and thought the two flavors went so well together! I then put a scoop of the cauliflower on my plate and poured the soup over it like gravy. If you don't look I swear it tastes like mashed potatoes and chicken gravy! I can't believe how satisfying it is! However....it is green!!i hope you or your readers try it! Sooooo good!
ReplyDelete - Khrys1/23/12, 9:38 PM
Oh wow, this is good. Added lemon pepper, dill, and garlic powder at the end. YUM.
ReplyDelete - Jennifer1/24/12, 5:55 PM
Made this soup last night. Im not a veggie fan at all, but I figgured I needed to widen my taste buds. This soup was great!!! Had to add a little more garlic and a bit more salt, but it was wonderful! And very filling!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous1/25/12, 11:47 AM
Wow! With so few ingredients this just didn't sound like it could possibly be as good as you stated but it is fantastic. It's one of my favorite soups now.
Thanks! - Anonymous1/28/12, 11:54 AM
I printed this recipe a while ago and had forgotten about it, and came across it today when I was looking for something else. I had some zucchini that had to be used soon, so I made this soup. It is really, really good! (I added a bit of dried basil to mine.) I put a couple of tablespoons into a small bowl to try it, and ended up eating a full bowl because I couldn't resist it. Thanks, Gina, for another great (and easy) recipe.
ReplyDelete I ran across this recipe a year or so ago. Wrote down the ingredients, but failed to bookmark the site. Made the recipe... LOVE, LOVE, LOVED IT! Since then I have made it many times. Tried to find you again so I could thank you. Today, I spotted this on Pinterest. I just want to say I think this recipe is delish (and can't get easier!) thanks for posting it!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous4/10/12, 6:41 PM
I am an Army wife (yes, a male Army wife). My wife was deployed to Iraq, and we have three boys. I had to learn my way around the kitchen in a hurry. I have made about four of your recipes so far (not counting this soup on the stove right now, and the Barbacoa Pork marinating in the fridge) and it is so nice to be eating healthy. My wife is back now, and VERY impressed with my skills. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
ReplyDelete Hi there
Wanted to ask a question as I have never used a zuchini before - do I just use the skin of the zuchini and throw the rest out? Sorry if this is a daft question just not sure?
Mags- Anonymous5/22/12, 8:35 PM
I have a question...
this soup looks awesome, but I dont get how it could be 2 points... the only thing that is ANY points is the sour cream, but for all the reduced fat sour cream added its only 1 point, so wouldnt this soup be like .5 point maybe? Or am I doing my WW math wrong? Im trying it no matter what, it looks great! Really yummy recipe - just curious, any thoughts on how it could be made a little thicker in consistency without adding too many more calories?
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous6/9/12, 12:55 PM
I used fat free greek yogurt instead of sour cream, and it was nicely thick.
- Anonymous6/13/12, 12:33 PM
I made the zucchinin soup last night and both myself and husband loved it. I f I made this up to the point of adding the sour cream could I freeze it for in the winter? That way I can use fresh zucchini from the garden. Then just defrost and warm and add the sour cream. - Anonymous7/8/12, 8:51 PM
Made this for the first time, thought it was very good and easy. I added 1/2 can of coconut milk and extra curry after I pureed it. Yum
ReplyDelete - Anonymous7/24/12, 3:38 PM
I love this soup too! It's great to have seasonal recipes to use your fresh veggies !
ReplyDelete - Anonymous8/23/12, 5:18 PM
This is an amazing recipe! I have also substituted low fat cream cheese for the sour cream.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/7/12, 1:04 PM
Any ideas on how to freeze large amounts of zucchini in the freezer to use for breads, soups, and salads in the winter time? - Vivian9/17/12, 12:32 PM
I weigh out 1 lb. of zucchini, shred it and then dump it onto a couple layers of paper towel and squeeze out as much liquid as possible. Put the pulp into a medium freezer bag, label, seal and press flat. That goes into the freezer for use later in the year.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/21/12, 10:40 AM
I am a new follower! I recently discovered this site through Pinterest! I am so glad I did. This soup is fantastic and so easy to make. Now there are other recipes I want to make.
ReplyDelete - Bombaymama9/28/12, 9:29 AM
I just made this! So good! I used homemade chicken stock that I made out of roasted chicken carcass, it is definitely not fat free, but very silky and rich so I left out the sour cream. Great, easy recipe! I might add some fresh herbs next time.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/6/12, 5:28 PM
This soup was amazing! I must say I was rather surprised being that there are only a few ingredients. The only thing I did different was, I sauteed the onions and garlic cloves in about a teaspoon of olive oil to get some color on them, the proceeded with the rest of the recipe. Amazing!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/7/12, 1:12 PM
Could you substitute vegetable broth instead of the chicken? Thanks.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous10/23/12, 4:51 PM
I'm always looking for vegetable based light soups to have as a first course. I've found if I have a cup 1/2 hour before dinner my appetite is in much better control during the meal. This one is a winner! I substituted yogurt and loved it! Thanks so much!
ReplyDelete I absolutely love this soup! I have made it once and have been craving it ever since. In fact, I bought an immersion blender on Black Friday so I could use it for this recipe (the blender didn't work out so well for me, I didn't know it had to cool down before doing that and hot liquid went everywhere)


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One thing you can say about members of Terre Haute's Shouse family: They never have had a problem with running and jumping.
At least not until knee problems hit.
An outstanding athlete since the days I played pick-up basketball games with him and his brothers in the Terre Haute Boys Club and Indiana State University Arena gyms in the mid to late 1970s, a young Doug Shouse knew how to turn heads with his dunks and athletic fast-break moves against college guys and mediocre players like me. -
Hughes, News & Views: Oden picks Miami Heat for site of comeback
At 7 feet tall, former Terre Haute resident Greg Oden stands out in almost any crowd.
So to persuade the increasingly healthy Oden to play during the 2013-14 NBA season — for the first time since Dec. 5, 2009 — a team needed to offer something unique to stand out.
Like, say, a chance at a ring.
Enter the Miami Heat, who have won the last two NBA championships behind the "Big Three" of four-time NBA Most Valuable Player LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. -
Hughes, News & Views: Gladiator Games are back Saturday
When I talk to my old weightlifting buddies around the country on the phone, through texts or on Facebook, we frequently reminisce about "the good ol' days."
Imagine that — guys over 50 living in the past.
Anyway, I recently discussed with Jim McCarty — who now lives in Daytona Beach, Fla. — about a "Terre Haute's Strongest Man" contest he organized in the mid-1980s inside the National Guard Armory on Maple Avenue. -
Hughes, News & Views: Lure of big payoffs fuels columnist's fantasy football addiction
Gather around, my friends. I think I may need an intervention.
After winning the championship game of our Tribune-Star newsroom free fantasy football league in 2003 — the first time I ever participated in the popular hobby — I became hooked on dominating as many leagues as possible. -
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute 'hacker' accomplishes Mark's Par Three first
It's no secret that Mark's Par Three is not the most difficult golf course in Vigo County.
But it's enjoyable for beginners and golfers of modest skill levels and it doesn't lack for activity during warm-weather months.
Open since 1964, it's had its fair share of players test their skills, probably several better than 43-year-old Brian Brown of Terre Haute. -
Hughes, News & Views: Pacers, 500, NFL on mind of curious columnist
One previous time, I believe, my annual May questions column ran one day late into June.
Can you forgive me for this being the second time?
With apologies out of the way, below are questions that have been taking up valuable space in my head lately.
Some are serious, some not so much. Most are sports-related, but don't blame me if a few are not. After all, newspaper sportswriters don't eat, sleep and breathe sports 24/7 (contrary to what my Lisa might tell you).
Here we go:
• How funny will the reaction of the national media be when the Indiana Pacers knock off the unbeatable Miami Heat tonight and Monday to take the series and head to an NBA Finals showdown with the San Antonio Spurs? Hint: Several ESPN "experts" will need to change their underwear next week. -
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute runner sets up race to help Boston
Having competed in the Boston Marathon once before in 2003, 35-year-old Majel Wells of Terre Haute thought she should give it another try in 2013.
"My goal was just to finish and enjoy Boston," she reflected this week. "I had an injury [runner's knee] beforehand, so I wasn't too worried about beating my time from 2003 [4 hours, 10.20 seconds].
"But nobody cares about what your time is at Boston anyway."
From what I've heard over the years, she's right. Unless you're a super-serious runner, the Boston Marathon has been more about taking in the atmosphere and having fun than placing in the top 50, although Wells was pleased that she beat her previous time by finishing in 3:55.19 on April 15.
Obviously, her race time wasn't the most vivid memory that Wells took away from her 2013 Boston experience. -
Hughes, News & Views: Former South players to play in Saylor benefit game
I had my first phone conversation with Mike Saylor since mid-February on Thursday and he sounded good.
The former Terre Haute South High School boys basketball coach, who's been battling cancer this year, has been traveling back and forth to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for chemotherapy treatments. -
Recent South swimmers Roach, Bray heading to DI nationals
I'm sure most of you with office jobs can relate.
When work gets busy, sometimes it's easy to skim over our emails. After all, how many times do we need to read the same nonsense from alleged Nigerians wanting to make us rich if we'll send them several thousand dollars first?
So after having three consecutive days off, that almost happened to me when I returned to work Tuesday. Then I realized that the message from Jeff Thompson, Terre Haute South High School's boys and girls swimming coach, contained significant news. -
NCAA Division III basketball tournament returns to Rose-Hulman
The last time Rose-Hulman served as host for the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament, its game was played inside an old World War II airplane hangar.
You "old-timers" should know the building I'm talking about and the matchup wasn't really that long ago — March 6, 1997, to be exact. -
DAVID HUGHES: Childhood friends use faith, sports to get them through
When I learned in February 2009 that a rare form of appendix cancer would devastate my life and cause me to miss work for several months, Mike Saylor was among the first to offer assistance.
Book review: Thumbs up for 'Trophies and Tears'
Now might be too late for giving Christmas presents, but the book "Trophies and Tears: The Story of Evansville and the Aces" is a fascinating read for longtime Indiana basketball fans, particularly those older than 40.
Written by award-winning Kyle Keiderling of Henderson, Nev., and released in hardcover format in mid-December, the 480-page "Trophies and Tears" documents the rich tradition of the University of Evansville men's basketball program through recent interviews and research of old yearbooks and newspaper/scrapbook clippings.
The book contains many cheery moments — behind-the-scenes details of all five NCAA College Division (now known as Division II) championships won in the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s by the Purple Aces and their legendary coach Arad McCutchan — although some of those moments don't seem so cheery from an Indiana State perspective when the Sycamores found themselves on the losing end of scores. -
Hughes, News & Views: Wishing for Colts-Broncos playoff matchup from Santa
There's plenty of tragedy in the world to bring us down if we let it, so let's have a light-hearted column today — my annual Christmas gift requests for Santa Claus.
I already know one of my gift wishes is becoming less likely to happen. That would be for the Indianapolis Colts to face the Denver Broncos in the AFC playoffs. -
Colts' loyalty tested by Manning, Broncos
We're approaching the halfway point of the NFL season and so far it's been surprisingly enjoyable.
I wasn't sure how I would handle following two favorite teams — 1a.) the Indianapolis Colts and 1b.) Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos — but the new arrangement hasn't caused me any loyalty conflicts yet.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Sorting out the sports air waves
My name isn't attached to them, but I'm the one who usually puts together the "Sports on the air" television/radio listings that appear daily on this newspaper's Scoreboard Page.
Hughes, News & Views: North junior ready to go racing
When we last visited 16-year-old Rachel Gutish, she was finishing sixth in the Women's Enduro X race in the nationally televised Summer X Games at Los Angeles.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Yelovich still striking the ball long on LDA Tour
In June 2011, I wrote a feature story about former Indiana State basketball center Mick Yelovich making a name for himself as a golfer on the Long Drivers Association (LDA) Tour.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Colts? Broncos? Maybe there's more than enough room for both
I've got a longtime buddy who I'm fairly sure rarely, if ever, reads this column.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Point of Jones' return
Since May 14, Indiana high school basketball fans have wondered why Jim Jones would want to come out of retirement at 74.
HUGHES, NEWS & VIEWS: Questions abound for Indy 500, Manning, baseball sectional
Phones are ringing less frequently in the Tribune-Star sports department this week.
Hughes, News & Views: Hutson getting ready for final stretch toward Olympic Trials
If Kylie Hutson were a cross-country runner, she'd be approaching the final stretch of her biggest race in about three weeks.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Rose basketball alumni offer advice to current team
Bryan Egli and Joe Puthoff, both Rose-Hulman basketball starters I covered in the late 1990s, took their degrees from the prestigious engineering institute and found successful careers in the Indianapolis area.
Egli, also a former West Vigo High School multi-sport standout, lives in Carmel and works for Thieneman Construction in Westfield. Puthoff lives in Indy and works for Rolls Royce Aircraft Engines. -
DAVID HUGHES: Super Bowl odds getting stranger and stranger
Today's annual "Super Bowl odds column" feels special to me because I've been a diehard NFL fan since 1967 and next Sunday will be the first time the big game takes place in our great state of Indiana.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Coach's book a chance to remember North Vermillion state champs
Almost 10 years ago, February 2002 to be exact, the New England Patriots upset the high-powered St. Louis Rams to win Super Bowl XXXVI in New Orleans, the Winter Olympics entertained spectators in Salt Lake City and Terre Haute South High School's girls basketball team started its tournament run toward a Class 4A state title.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Plenty of sports-related gifts for columnist's wish list
Last week, I was all set to beg Santa Claus to give the Indianapolis Colts a certificate good for one NFL regular-season victory.
Then the 2011 Colts decided to play like the 2009 Colts and clobber the Tennessee Titans on Sunday for their first win of the season. So that present won't be necessary. -
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: WTHI defends decision not to show Colts
When your favorite NFL team is threatening to finish 0-16, you have to figure a few fans will jump off the bandwagon.
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- pauline said...
love your glasses!
adorable photos. :) - March 04, 2011 12:48 AM
- Ash said...
I love how a lot of your pictures radiate darkness...but still have a bit of brightness in them...how do you do that? Such a genius.
Denim + Cotton - March 04, 2011 12:54 AM
- Jessica said...
I love this post.
Inspiring pictures.
Your glasses are crazy.
dassida.blogspot.com - March 04, 2011 12:58 AM
- LIPSTICK NOW!! said...
wow... i love that last photo! x andi
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- amourfashion said...
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- sarinni said...
have you seen (spanish designer) manuel bolaño's fw10 collection??
very pink teddy bear mood - March 04, 2011 1:42 AM
- Esther said...
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- March 04, 2011 2:07 AM
- fashionablecelebs said...
Thank god young Drew turned out awesome as well and not a skanky hoe!
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- Megan said...
Someone punch me, I'm the wrong color!!
- March 04, 2011 2:25 AM
- Kaiami said...
Furry Tavi is furry. I like your glasses.
- March 04, 2011 2:28 AM
- Naehee Chung said...
i loooove your photo.
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- TheAngelWears said...
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- Afra Klinkenberg said...
" Sobbing "
:) - March 04, 2011 3:44 AM
- María Chantal Rodríguez Nilsson said...
love the wings on your bedroom wall!
cute as usual^^ - March 04, 2011 3:50 AM
- chloé said...
ooh that house looks like the one i live in (in my lala land of course)
i get excited over things like those , oh and nachos and fairy floss (:
xxxChloe - March 04, 2011 3:58 AM
- Joanna Paulsen said...
I love your glasses!
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- the46thdress said...
THE LOOK GLASSES ARE FAB! such a good idea. That chanel clear case is also awesome :) xoxo Abby
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- Fashion Clown said...
vintage drew barrymore made me smile
she looks os cute
and the house looks likes a barbie house - March 04, 2011 5:37 AM
- Alexander Daniel Designs said...
Love the photos. My mum is a big fan of Drew Barrymore!Very chic coat you have on there.
- March 04, 2011 5:47 AM
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- Melissa said...
I just watched Romeo + Juliet on Netflix a few weeks ago. So excited that someone over 10 years younger than me is into it too. I LOOOOVEEEEDD that movie when it came out (still do) I had like every single R + J memorabilia all over my room. And I was obsessed with Leo, as was the rest of the female population my age. I saw it the day the movie came out!
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- wordbyjessie.com said...
what an eclectic mix of things you put together. i am a huge fan of the chanel bag, so different but so cool. i always love accents of barbie. so fabulous that you included some of my girl.
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- Mitchie said...
Omg that sweater! I die ;)
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- brodie said...
I appreesh the Ruscha inclusion. You should read Shopgirl- I think you'd really dig it; Steve Martin name-drops CDG as easily as he does Ruscha.
this. always. - March 04, 2011 7:24 AM
- Mitchie said...
Who's room are you in anyways?
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- Kera said...
Ohhhhh see now that is what it's all about. You are beyond! I'm twice your age and would love to hang out with you.
Great post, once again. Thanks.
xo - March 04, 2011 7:28 AM
- Jessica said...
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- Jessica said...
Great post! Your in my H and M mag! I love your 'blah' skirt! :)
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- Jessica said...
Great post! Your in my H and M mag! I love your 'blah' skirt! :)
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Great post! Your in my H and M mag! I love your 'blah' skirt! :)
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- Steffy's Pro's and Con's said...
great post, really creepy kinda of!
<3 steffy
steffysprosandcons.blogspot.com - March 04, 2011 8:03 AM
- alexandra said...
love your blog! you're so inspiring!!!
- March 04, 2011 8:04 AM
- Raquel said...
You're amazing!!
xxxRaquel - March 04, 2011 8:29 AM
- little moon lover said...
awesome photos as usual, really inspiring.. it makes me wanna watch those movies over and over again... you "look" sunglasses are insane, where'd you get them?!
I never liked CDG 07 collection as a wearable piece, but I do appreciate the art in it, it's fun clothes.. stay cool.. - March 04, 2011 8:38 AM
- Ashley said...
why does drew barrymore look ten years old and kinda naked hahah.
http://www.postmodernrunway.com/ - March 04, 2011 8:45 AM
- Orphin Lasz said...
I've always liked your choices for themed-posts, and I must say, your self-portrait is really nice, Miss Tavi!
I can sort of feel an angsty vibe, from it, even. Really nice job!
~ Orphin's Domains ~ - March 04, 2011 9:30 AM
- Lydia said...
Why did everyone in the 80's seem to have the perfectly shaped butt for Brazilian-cut bikinis worn with wide belts?
- March 04, 2011 9:31 AM
- crystal glamour said...
great colors
http://pinklemonincrystal.blogspot.com - March 04, 2011 9:50 AM
- style meerkat said...
OMG. Amazing clothes :D Your glasses are cool !
<3 - March 04, 2011 10:40 AM
- Yajaira said...
fun glasses
- March 04, 2011 10:47 AM
- favio said...
"doll parts" xD
love this post tavi.
the CdGFall07 reminds me of cotton candy Pierrot, blowing out from a bubble at a carnival. Especially the second photo. I have a bit of an obsession with pierrot, harlequin, buffoons or anything related to the Commedia dell'arte. Take care xD xoxo
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http://thefawnboy.tumblr.com - March 04, 2011 10:48 AM
- D♥R said...
http://inspiremebitch.blogspot.com/ - March 04, 2011 10:59 AM
- Izzen said...
Haha, cute gloves.
http://izzenxoxo.blogspot.com/ - March 04, 2011 11:43 AM
- Jack W. said...
That CDG collection is so inspiring, I loved how she played with embellishment in that collection...
fucktheseshoes.blogspot.com - March 04, 2011 1:43 PM
- The Dreaming Girl said...
Hi Tavi!
I really love your blog and I read it every week!
This comment is just to tell you that you appear in the french H&M magazine this week :)
(I'm french actually)
Lou' - March 04, 2011 1:44 PM
- cancercowboy said...
the hues... these pastel shades of pink and turquoise blue add up to something eerie, can't quite put my finger on it. anyways, what are you wearing there? it isn't a boa. looks a bit like a giant muff tried to swallow you ;) is it one of these "50s things that glamorous women draped around their shoulders but i forgot the name", kinda like a short cape? ahh, the suspense ^___^ whatever it is, it LOOKs good ^__^ finally, let me exploit the presence of a Ruscha work as a lame excuse to recommend Exit Through The Gift Shop to anyone. pretty amusing, sometimes even hilarious movie. OBEY ^______^
damn, gotta cut down on the sugar, sorry for the verboseness - March 04, 2011 2:16 PM
- Bri said...
I love this pic of you Tavi! Such a beauty. Totally jealous of your pink feather capelet.
xo bits
brianamagnifico.blogspot.com - March 04, 2011 3:06 PM
- My Heart Blogged said...
Great inspiration. I really like your look glasses.
My Heart Blogged - March 04, 2011 3:11 PM
- Masha said...
great mood and research of pics.
I like your picture on the bad. the glasses are fun.
http://leblogdemasha.blogspot.com/ - March 04, 2011 3:55 PM
- mylittlebrownbag said...
The photos were great! Everything is amazing.
xx - March 04, 2011 5:43 PM
- Ben said...
Your portait is beautiful! I just love it sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much! The glasses are beautiful and I love the pink fluff!
http://bensstylecorner.blogspot.com/ - March 04, 2011 6:14 PM
- Alli The Totally Wicked Novelist said...
For the picture of the girls on the bed for about 30 seconds it looked like the picture was 3 different pictures next to each other. So bizzare. Any way, your picture was great and I adore those glasses! :) Yeah thats the only intelligent thing i have to say. :)
- March 04, 2011 7:05 PM
- Linus said...
Love the glasses, so ironic!
- March 04, 2011 7:16 PM
- Charlotte said...
I love your self portrait!
- March 04, 2011 9:15 PM
- owlinalarkworld said...
I have a picture of those chanel leggings + legwarmers on my wall.
They are my tights inspiration and whenever I am in an Op Shop I have an urge to turn old-man cardigans into tights.
Keep up the bloggingness :) - March 04, 2011 9:39 PM
- Gabriella said...
I always love your eclectic photo collage posts, great pictures.
Check out my blog: Principessa Gabriella - March 04, 2011 10:53 PM
- zoomslow said...
The bubble photo is so nice! I was using a bubble wand with some kids a while ago, and we took some pictures. But then looking back at the photos, you can't see the bubbles, so it just looks like we're performing some sort of weird free-form dance :-)
The self-portrait is great! The way you're in the foreground, with the corner of the room in the background, and then all of the shapes and textures - creates a real 3D feel. And then there's the contrast between the intensity of your gaze and the softness and pastel colourness (Go away spell-checker!!!) of everything else. - March 04, 2011 11:59 PM
- Mina Jade said...
I love those first photos - I love THIS shade of violet. And Drew Barrymore looked intriguing as a Lolita.
As for Claire Danes, how I adored Romeo and Juliet back then in '97... Its scenes were so crazy and modern, very spectacular. - March 05, 2011 12:24 AM
- Greta said...
In every comment.like her pictures too,but this fawning is a bit silly.this is all fawning,see it on first sight. - March 05, 2011 3:09 AM
- Anastasia said...
Wow, I was watching Beavis and Butt-Head today and Bruise Violet came on and it was I'd never heard it before and I loved it and then I went on your blog and the first thing I see is 'bruise violet' Coincidences.
You're pretty cool, Tavi. - March 05, 2011 3:22 AM
- Horses in the sky said...
i like your photo association.
- March 05, 2011 4:38 AM
- Korlei said...
Very cool selection of pictures! Your LOOK glasses are really cool. You are a very interesting person....
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- Pneumonia BW said...
i love virgin suicides! (ok, that sounded kind of... brutal. but a bit fun, too)
- March 05, 2011 5:49 AM
- Pneumonia BW said...
eh, funNY, i mean.
AND fun? what do i know... - March 05, 2011 5:50 AM
- Lily Brown said...
candy colouredpink and pretty.NIHCE.
www.snippetsandbits.blogspot.com - March 05, 2011 6:34 AM
- Lily Brown said...
'Sobbing'. LOL - March 05, 2011 6:35 AM
- Fashion Nerd said...
Woah. What was that? That was so ironic and contradictory. All the photos were totally dfferent, but in a way all the same, so that they fit together. Like a puzzle, they all have somewhere to connect with the other photos. Once again you made a post that makes me think deep! I really like this post and your blog. Keep it up!
-Fashion Nerd - March 05, 2011 8:30 AM
- Fashion Nerd said...
Woah. What was that? That was so ironic and contradictory. All the photos were totally dfferent, but in a way all the same, so that they fit together. Like a puzzle, they all have somewhere to connect with the other photos. Once again you made a post that makes me think deep! I really like this post and your blog. Keep it up!
-Fashion Nerd - March 05, 2011 8:30 AM
- Fashion Nerd said...
Woah. What was that? That was so ironic and contradictory. All the photos were totally dfferent, but in a way all the same, so that they fit together. Like a puzzle, they all have somewhere to connect with the other photos. Once again you made a post that makes me think deep! I really like this post and your blog. Keep it up!
-Fashion Nerd - March 05, 2011 8:30 AM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
Love your shot for the POP issues, all that fur galore. I love how demure Drew Barrymore looks back in the day.
much love. - March 05, 2011 8:31 AM
- Jane Alisa said...
Such an inspiring post! I adore all the colours. xoox
- March 05, 2011 8:40 AM
- Engreida said...
Cool name, "bruised violet". I'm in to anatomy lately. Love the girly shrine and your heavenly fur jacket :)
- March 05, 2011 11:24 AM
- Angelica said...
love the glasses<3 and the 'plastic bag' (:
http://watchingyouwatchingme-aj.blogspot.com/ - March 05, 2011 11:42 AM
- Alek Silva. said...
I lovee Brasil !
- March 05, 2011 7:55 PM
- Lalalala Jess said...
I tried to make one of those Chanel bag/contraption/things for my friend. Didn't go too well... Anywho, love these pictures! You've captured the theme perfectly.
- March 05, 2011 9:13 PM
- boxmalak said...
ive been feeling for these colors for a few days now. - March 06, 2011 5:26 PM
- Claire said...
Such great pastel colours. I've been very into this for a while. These photos have a weird combination of youthfulness and extreme sadness in a very heartbreaking way.
Also, the photo of you is utterly fabulous.
www.notimeforchitchat.blogspot.com - March 07, 2011 7:41 PM
- clara.lyon said...
comme des garçons not "garcon" ! and where did you buy ur glasses ? plz plz plz plz answerrrrrrr!
- March 08, 2011 2:08 PM
- Lola_in_Wonderland said...
ohmygosh! that story about the girl with the yellow ribbon scared the crap out of me! ahiohfbv'olcnflqboc boibxsb dxb !!!!!!! D: im gunna go hide in the corner of my room now, and rock back and forth.
- March 08, 2011 8:22 PM
- Elizabeth said...
girl germs eat your little virus
- March 09, 2011 2:37 AM
- Anna said...
LOL love the gloves.
http://annaseclecticlifeinfashion.blogspot.com - March 09, 2011 4:20 PM
- Sasssquatch said...
while sitting here, sick, in my teen girl bedroom, I sat up and thought to myself "gosh tavi is a genius" you have a way of tickling my eyes with images I can only imagine put together in the form of a perfect post.
you are my idol.
my inspiration.
the wind, beneath my wings....
hehehehe just kidding on the last one
<3 - March 09, 2011 4:29 PM
- T.Harold said...
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- corksandcaftans said...
I mean, I need to live inside these images. I am so into this right now.
-Carey - March 10, 2011 11:03 AM
- Poppy said...
what an earth is drew barrymoore wearing?? - answer 'very little' your sunglasses are pretty rad
- March 10, 2011 12:23 PM
- LadyNoir said...
I love the Hole
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- A.G. said...
love those photos! please check out my blog! I'm new ^^
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- samecookiesdifferent said...
amazin inspiration :)
the cookies
share the feeling
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- March 13, 2011 10:17 AM
- POPTUCKSHOP said...
Great moodboard, I remember seeing that Chanel vacuum formed bag a while back and thinking it was so cool (for a girl of course!)! And I'm pretty sure I witnessed Anna Wintour rejecting those CDG glove jackets from a shoot in The September Issue! Where does 'bruise violet' arise from, or is it just the underlying colour scheme? - POPTUCKSHOP
- March 13, 2011 4:58 PM
- modelamode said...
I believe that the pink jacket in the end with the hand is in, The September Issue.
modelamode.blogspot.com - March 13, 2011 10:08 PM
- min Y said...
Design your glasses as well as color, too.
And on top of the runway's clothes so I'd love to see once.
(Oh! I'm Korean ^ ^) - March 16, 2011 5:45 AM
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- March 17, 2011 2:20 PM
- Alexis said...
I really enjoyed this post.. you're so funny!
http://faconenhaut.blogspot.com/ - March 20, 2011 12:39 PM
- Katie Welch said...
Love, love, love, your Hole shrine. I've worshipped her since I was ninish myself (I'm twenty-four now). I still don't brush my hair or wear a bra.
- March 22, 2011 12:36 PM
- Marie said...
Excuse my english please, i'm french...
Your style is so amazing, i love it :) I think nobody has your personality, you're unique, and you're very mature for your age! When i see your blog, it's just like an other world! - February 26, 2012 5:14 PM


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