Nobody else may care about blogs that I wrote three years ago — but I do, because I like to hyperlink to older blogs when I write new ones. So here, in case anybody's interested, is a list of all Stargazing blogs from 2007 through 2010:

2010

Oct 26, 2010	Guest Blog: In Defence of GPS
Oct 23, 2010	Has Your Observing Site Gotten Brighter?
Oct 18, 2010	Tunnel Vision Navigation
Oct 13, 2010	The North America Nebula
Oct 4, 2010	Deep-Sky Wonders Again
Sept 27, 2010	Blinded by the Light
Sept 20, 2010	Backcountry Stargazing Again
Sept 1, 2010	S&T's New Single-Issue Magazine
Aug 22, 2010	Stargazing versus Hiking
Aug 13, 2010	Stellafane at its Best
July 14, 2010	Corrected Light-Pollution Atlas
July 7, 2010	Have You Seen TWAN?
June 23, 2010	Hobby Q&A
May 26, 2010	Mount Wilson: Old and New
May 25, 2010	RTMC 2010: the 42-inch CDK
May 25, 2010	RTMC 2010, Part II
May 23, 2010	Palomar Observatory
May 19, 2010	RTMC 2010, Part I
May 10, 2010	Griffith Observatory
May 4, 2010	Travel Scopes
Apr 24, 2010	2001, A Space Odyssey
Apr 9, 2010	The First Geek
Mar 28, 2010	Stargazing and Science Fiction
Mar 16, 2010	Debating Human Spaceflight
Mar 5, 2010	Binocular Blogs
Feb 21, 2010	The Belt of Venus
Feb 17, 2010	Thoughts about Pluto
Feb 16, 2010	Venus, Jupiter, and Vesta
Feb 14, 2010	Thoughts about Star Charts
Feb 7, 2010	Double-Star Resources
Jan 27, 2010	The Joy of Double Stars
Jan 13, 2010	My First Grazing Occultation

2009

Nov 25, 2009	More on Scopes and Binoculars
Nov 9, 2009	Paradoxical Messier 33
Nov 4, 2009	Chainsaw Astronomy
Oct 13, 2009	Doing Deep-Sky Wonders
Sept 29, 2009	Hiking Under the Stars
July 10, 2009	Light Pollution in North America
June 25, 2009	Light Pollution Per Capita
June 14, 2009	Is the U.S. Bright or Dark?
June 5, 2009	Ground Truth for the Light Pollution Atlas

2007

Dec 21, 2007	A Fun Year
Dec 19, 2007	The Scientific Value of Visual Observing
Dec 12, 2007	Holmes: Victim of Its Own Success
Dec 7, 2007	A Night in the Life of an S&T Editor
Nov 30, 2007	The Reliability of Visual Observing
Nov 20, 2007	The Amazing Comet Holmes
Nov 15, 2007	Traveling Without a Scope
Oct 11, 2007	Bye for a While
Sep 28, 2007	Big Binocular Messier Survey
Sep 20, 2007	Do the Planet Limbo
Sep 12, 2007	Calendars
Aug 31, 2007	Ridiculously Small Optics
Aug 29, 2007	Moonset Eclipse
Aug 23, 2007	Astronomical Twilight
Aug 16, 2007	Discussions Restored
Aug 14, 2007	Stellafane
Aug 9, 2007	Some Suburban Messiers
Aug 2, 2007	Twilight
Jul 30, 2007	Microsaccades
Jul 26, 2007	The North America Nebula
Jul 24, 2007	Comet Envy
Jul 20, 2007	Anticipating August
Jul 17, 2007	Pollution and Stargazing
Jul 13, 2007	Galaxies and Clusters and Comet, Oh My!
Jul 5, 2007	Strange Encounters Part II
Jun 26, 2007	Strangers in the Night
Jun 21, 2007	The Day the Sun Stands Still
Jun 14, 2007	Decisions, Decisions
Jun 8, 2007	Desk-Chair Science
Jun 1, 2007	Fear
May 25, 2007	Unexpected Connections
May 15, 2007	Big Sky
May 10, 2007	Coda: Binoculars Versus Starblast
May 1, 2007	Binoculars Part III: One Eye Versus Two
Apr 27, 2007	Three Binoculars: Part II
Apr 23, 2007	A Tale of Three Binoculars: Part I
Apr 13, 2007	Stars and Birds
Apr 4, 2007	How Brightly Shines the Moon?
Mar 31, 2007	Better Late Than Never
Mar 22, 2007	Measuring Skyglow
Mar 28, 2007	School Time
Mar 21, 2007	Dressing Up for an Evening Out
Mar 16, 2007	Equipment
Mar 14, 2007	Waiting for Sagittarius
Mar 7, 2007	The Meaning of Stargazing
Mar 5, 2007	A Spontaneous Star Party
Feb 26, 2007	Celestial Time and Human Time
Feb 22, 2007	Instant Astronomy
Feb 19, 2007	June in February
Feb 16, 2007	Stars and Snowflakes
Feb 13, 2007	Mercury Retrospective
Feb 9, 2007	Keeping Myself Honest
Jan 31, 2007	Hello World