I admit I have come into the technological world kicking and screaming. However, I have recently learned that I can have all of my blogs fed to my blog on Amazon so that they will all be in the same place and people looking at my books can see my blogs for more information on my work as well.
Additionally, I learned today that I can post YouTube links right on my blog so the video blogging I am trying to start will show up in the blogs themselves. I am sort of testing it with this post. I am posting the youtube video referenced in the prior post to see if it will come up on this blog and my Amazon blog.
The presentation was done at my church to give folks additional understanding about what life can be like for families who experience special needs. It was done more for awareness than for families themselves.
I am beginning to do more video on my own and elsewhere. I also just did a podcast for the Needs Project . When I do video or podcasts they will now be listed at
Until next time,
Peggy Lou Morgan
For a complete list of my sites see www.peggyloumorgan.com
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That's neat. I didn't know that was possible. But I guess almost anything is possible in this technological age.
I was looking for an email address to reach you at but couldn't find one so I decided to leave a comment here instead. I have a 19-month old son with Down syndrome. In the interest of keeping in touch with far away relatives and friends, and hopefully providing support, insight and inspiration, I set up a blog. I only started it last month. It's called Bill and Ria - Sharing experiences about life, parenting and Down Syndrome. I also set up a blogroll, wherein I've organized blogs by age of the individuals with Down syndrome. Please feel free to look at it at your leisure. I would like to add one of your blogs, maybe this one, to the "Roaring 20's" group since your son is over 20. Please let me know if that is ok. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Ria Haag
My blog: Bill and RiaMy twitter: Ria Haag profile
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