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Author Archives: Len
The News from Nebraska
Ah, Nebraska! It turns out I have roots there, which may explain the deep satisfaction I felt during Darlene’s and my long weekend in Omaha, visiting her family. My great-grandfather Edgerly was born and raised in Omaha. He wasn’t a … Continue reading
A Touch of Fall
I took this photo the other day at Whole Foods, 340 River St., Cambridge. If you’re reading the post on your Kindle, you won’t see the brilliant orange color of these pumpkins, but the shapes themselves will convey, I hope, … Continue reading
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Democracy is Coming to the U.S.A – and Denver!
I’m winding down after a couple of whirlwind days back in Denver, to attend a Board meeting of our condo association, mainly, and also a marathon public hearing at the Denver Planning Board regarding a comprehensive sign plan at Writer … Continue reading
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Reflections During a Storm in Maine
Tropical Storm Danny made himself known in the middle of the night, with wind moaning through the cottage windows and needles of rain tapping the glass. We woke up to foamy chaos at high tide. Our bedroom here has a … Continue reading
Bill’s Waves
The day before yesterday, when Hurricane Bill’s first big waves arrived here at Ocean Park, Maine, I decided to go down to the beach for some bodysurfing. It was early Sunday morning, well before the Old Orchard Beach Fire Department … Continue reading
Waiting for Bill
I had high hopes that Hurricane Bill would come a little closer to Ocean Park, Maine, than is now likely. The day before I turned 10 years old, Hurricane Donna formed, and it ended up hitting the southern Maine coast … Continue reading
Blogging the Beach
This late in the day, the breeze is cool and dogs are allowed back on the beach at Ocean Park/Old Orchard. We’ve been reading our Kindles, which prompted a woman who had just bought one to approach us with this … Continue reading
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My AudioBoo’s from Portsmouth….
AudioBoo posts from my iPhone today today before and during President Obama’s town hall on health insurance reform: Among the protestors. Debating health care in the streets. “Everybody In!” chant. My report from the school gym. A beautiful invocation for … Continue reading
Twitter Reunion at Town Hallapalooza
As I was monitoring Tweets during President Obama’s town hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, today I was very happy to see that my friend Jim Long, an ace NBC cameraman and new media visionary, was covering the event. “@LenEdgerly is … Continue reading
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On the Front Lines of Health Insurance Reform
We’re on the shuttle bus back to the Park n Ride after President Obama’s town hall meeting in Portsmouth. We didn’t have tickets and thought our participation would be limited to the street demonstrations. At first they were fun, like … Continue reading
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