Re: Clemson Symp. Stories

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

Sorry guys, you will just have to wait.  I am swamped with orders and leave
next week for two big trade shows.  NO TIME!!!!

Teddy

connie B Berto wrote:

> Betsey  ( and Teddy too) ,  Since dern few of the articles that appear in
>  Endurance News (good as they are) can be considered masterpieces of
> form,  please don't hold back on that account!    I recall a several-part
> series in EN not too long ago, written by Courtney Hart,  that had so
> many errors of grammar  and spelling  that I  mentally cringed.  The EN
> editorship has changed since then, and the magazine is much improved in
> that regard and in other ways too.    I used to proof-read for "Trail
> Blazer" when Donna S-S was editor for a brief while.   I never attempted
> to change the "style" of the writer; I just checked on the  grammar,
> syntax, spelling, and punctuation.   Donna, bless her, had a real short
> suit in those areas.
>    I digress!   The main thing is, write from your heart, write the way
> you speak, and tell us (who couldn't attend the Symposium)   what you
> learned,  what  were the positive results,  were changes or  promises
> made by agency people, that sort of news.  I think the deadline for EN is
> early in the month, so if you sent it in by mid-November, it should make
> the next issue.   Would that time frame work for you?   Make it as long
> or as short as you like, although I find that often it takes more of my
> time  to write a short article than a long one.  It has to do with
> thinking about what's left out.
>      My hope is that, after reading about  your good impressions and good
> experiences,  more horse people will be encouraged to attend  future
> trail conventions/conferences  -- and this is what WE REALLY NEED!
>      BTW,  Teddy, I must have missed something.   Did you  write  that
> Glen Wood has already put a summary of the symposium on a web site?
> Please email me the information -- I have to use my husband's computer to
> get on the web, but if it's there, I'll  get to it!    Thanks to you both
> for attending.  Connie B.
>
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