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I am writing at the little desk in the bedroom of the Southwind, parked at Paradise Park RV Resort in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, disoriented as we continue the moving of all our stuff into the RV for seven weeks … Continue reading →

I’ve started my day with a blast from the past, a clip of the Beatles singing “I Saw Her Standing There” in concert. What a kick, especially the shots of the audience, including one girl juggling her binoculars with her … Continue reading →

By this time tomorrow, Darlene and I will be on the road to Boston, checked into a hotel in Fort Morgan, Colorado. I just finished loading a Robert Ludlum book onto her Nano, and mine is full of podcasts. The … Continue reading →

Thanks to Stuart Paul of Denver, I have this shiney new home page and a new, separate page for the Mile High Pod Chronicles, my podcast and video blog. Stuart did a terrific job translating my yearnings for a new … Continue reading →

Roland Tanglao interviewed Dogger Bloggers last night for a couch podcast during the popcorn reception, and I was his first guest. If you click on the long file name beginning with “blogsndogs-ref1-len-edgerly…” and then on “open” you should be able … Continue reading →

LenOriginally uploaded by Raincity Studios. At right, a photo taken of me by Robert Scales today during the Banff conference. I found it on Flickr, which enables an easy transfer to my blog. This evening over popcorn and drinks Eric … Continue reading →

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We now have twenty minutes to write our own blog post after listening to Darren Barefoot and Susie Gardner’s “Blog Writing for Dummies” presentation. It’s easy, really. All you have to do is be authentic, write regularly, be conversational and … Continue reading →

Well, I’m not the only one intimidated by the torrent of web terms and tools coming our way from the instructors at Blogs n Dogs. As the approximately 30 participants introduced themselves, plenty expressed a feeling of being overwhelmed, and … Continue reading →

I didn’t even have to walk outside to reach the 25-meter pool in the fitness center, thanks to a sort of tunnel connector to my dorm room. It was my first long swim in a long time, so I feel … Continue reading →