So, I’m now back home in Vancouver. The week o’ conferences has come to an end. Gnomedex was a whirlwind that absolutely enveloped me. I loved it. But it is nice to be back home.
I am sitting comfortably at my desk, drinking some great coffee that we freshly ground and brewed in our french press. Coffee is called Hines. Believe it’s from Seattle. But we bought it locally from the Elysian Room.
The cats were overjoyed to see us back home. I was really happy to see that Nala can now raise her tail and I can feel the break without causing her discomfort. She’s on her way to a full recovery. We had Guinness using one of those rotating cat food bowls – good for 36 hours or 3 meals, I believe. Found it by the front door. He probably had a good time taking out the bits of food just as the corner of the rotating lid was coming around.
So, my plan for the next couple of days is to finish blogging CTC, to rest up a bit, clean the house, and tomorrow to go to the podcast at Bryght. Ianiv’s grandfather will be in town for a week too, so we’ll be making lots of trips into Richmond.
I am planning a few more trips coming up soon. I am going to try to get myself down to BlogHer (July 30). I’d also really like to attend the following conferences:
Podcast Hotel – Sept. 6-7
Web 2.0 – Oct 5-7
Mobile Business Expo – Oct 9-12
Open Source Convention – Aug 1-5
Portable Media Expo – Nov 11-12
Blog Business Summit – Aug 17-19 (probably have conflicting trip)
VoiceCon – Aug 29-Sept 1
WiCon – July 10-15
Internet Marketing Conference – Sept 13-15
I am going to be working to attend these conferences as a panelist or as the official blogger. And, yes, I’d really love to go to them all! If you have a conference you’d like to get attention for, I am available for pre, live, and post event blogging services as well as speaking engagements. Contact me here.
I’m also planning on going off to Toronto for a couple of weeks to visit my family in August. I will try to find conferences while I am there, maybe WiMob, and also meet up with any TO or Montreal bloggers.
Loving this work.
I think you are full of yourself, I’ve never seen a blogger so self centered.
all your posts read like a bad b rated film, how can you consider yourself a pro blogger when less than a year ago you didn’t even know the meaning of the word?
oh and BTW, you should learn how to spell.
Nobody is forcing you to read my blog. I love writing on it and sharing my thoughts. Not really sure where you’re coming from with that comment. Not so professional. I think you’d better reverse the idea of who is self centred.
What’s up with the spelling comment? This article has none. And, if some do, who cares? Life happens.
I think everyone can write about what he likes more. And I do agree that nobody is forced to read it.