My husband, the technology guru in this household, has tried to convince me to use twitter for a few months now. He even created an account for me...something about branding and getting my user name or something or other.
I wasn't too sold on the idea. I mean, who wants to know what I'm doing all the time. For example, if I had tweeted this morning, it would have said something along the lines of
"just pulled into the parking garage at the urologists and heard my 2 year old throw up all over the back of the car"
Followed a few minutes later by...
"as soon as the elevators closed, my 2 year old said she needed to potty really bad. No potty in site...slow elevator!"
I might have even ended with
"2 yr. old running around doctor's office in younger brother's diaper and nothing else. Extra clothes were used after the throw up incident."
Really, who wants to follow me and know all that? I'm not even sure I want to know all that.
Regardless, Brent seems to think its a fun thing so I thought I would give it a shot. Feel free to follow me or not. We'll see how well I do at this whole twitter thing.
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Welcome to the twitter world!!!! I am definitely following you!!!!
To twitter is my vote. =)
i love it i am going to follow you!!! I am so sorry she got sick...hope the rest of the trip was ok :)
That's funny! Jon has been the same way with me and I feel the same as you. :)I'd follow you...if I had an account. :)
By the way, your pics are great!
She wasn't actually sick...for the urology appt. she can't eat anything 4 hours before but she can have juice. She never drinks juice so for her to drink juice on an empty stomach just upset her tummy. On the bright side, it was only juice throw up and not real food throw up =)
Alethea I think you should go for it. We can both jump into the twitter world together and make our hubbys happy =)
I vote to resist the social norms! I have been avoiding myspace, facebook, twitter and having more than one email account. As a teacher I can say that younger generations are growing up without and people skills. Hiding behind social networking sights sets a bad example for the kids...I limit texting and computer time while Zerrin is around, but usually wait till he goes to bed.
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