I see edublogs has started working (now that I am finally home).   I’ll keep my fingers crossed that it is fixed.

I sat in on a good session with the Women of Web 2.0 today, and we were talking about handy web 2.0 tools.  But the one we forgot to mention and that hasn’t had much talk about it at the conference was the one I most appreciated tonight on my flight back to Austin–

my iPod.

After taking a bus, subway, having my flight cancelled, changing airlines twice, going through security twice, riding an escalator, elevator, moving sidewalk, and changing terminals two times, I found this tool to be the best possible thing to have with me.

As my flight finally took off from Atlanta, I turned on my iPod, plugged in my earphones, turned on Eliza Gilkyson, and looked out the window at the peaceful moon and finally had a tranquil moment soaring above the clouds.   Now that is the perfect technology item.  It transformed my mood and helped me create my own space to think and daydream and plan.   Add in a good book (Eat, Pray, Love) and I could finally relax.

The conference was great.   Met a lot of interesting people and learned a lot.  But it’s 2 a.m., I just finally arrived in Austin after another hour and a half flight delay in Houston, and I am sooo glad to be home.

More thoughts on the conference tomorrow.