I have been
using Twitter for about a year now. I think the twitterverse is a fascinating place
and I’m always stunned at what a person can
convey in 140 characters or less. Twitter gives new significance to less is
more. Here is some real tweets that
I found interesting.
People do business-IndieAuthor,
are you looking to promote your tweets? Use these hashtags and other indies
will Retweet you! #BYNR and #authorRT
Tweeps pass on tidbits of wisdom-Educating the mind without educating
the heart is no education at all.-Aristotle #quote #wisdom
I should go to bed.
The only reason God is taking so
long with you is because He has something absolutely extraordinary, unique, and
amazing for you!
Have been traveling, so this news is
a bit late, but readers, you did it! MATCHED just REACHED (ha!) one YEAR on the
NYT paperback list!!!
Tweeps
even delve into their political views, which of course, is even scarier than
talking about their faith- Tera Lynn Childs@teralynnchilds
What?! Bill Clinton was at a rally
in Vegas yesterday and I missed it?! So sad. :(
I know these are just a few examples, but I was
impressed by the intensity and intimacy of them. It doesn’t take many
characters to reveal a lot about yourself and the world around you. This got me thinking. With every character,
are we
leaving
footprints, like the dinosaurs of old. Are
we creating our daily history as individuals and people in general. So, here’s a funny question. What if, in a
hundred years, they didn’t learn about us in text books, but by reading our twitter
feeds. Who would they think we were? What would they think we did with our
time? What would they think we valued? Wouldn’t that be crazy! So is Twitter just random quips and banter? I don’t
think so. I think it is one of our records. I think it is a digital footprint
in our history leaving an indelible impression on us now, and in future
generations. Lucky me, I get to part of
it. How about you, do you agree? Leave me a comment. I’d love to hear from youJ
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