Wednesday, February 20, 2013

@aboy!

I'm a devoted fan of twitter and the world it offers to us.  Here's a wonderful blog post by, of all people, a medieval scholar, about how he started having fun and being productive on Twitter.

The only thing to say is @aboy!


(thanks for the heads up on this Mrs. Grant!)
at

3 comments:

  1. Brenda Buchanan2/20/13, 8:45 AM

    Thanks for sharing this terrific post, Janet. Interesting story from an interesting guy.

    I remain grateful to you for getting me up and Tweeting.

    Brenda B.

    ReplyDelete
  2. NotaWarriorPrincess2/20/13, 11:46 AM



    ...because medieval scholars, DAY-am, what a drag THEY are, amIright?


    (I'm a medieval scholar. Ask me about the fourteenth century! Better idea: no don't.)

    ReplyDelete
  3. Terri Lynn Coop2/20/13, 9:28 PM

    Love it! I shared the image of the cat tracks in the book on Facebook and garnered a quick raft of likes and shares.

    I love social media. It lets me live in a small town and still have a world full of fascinating friends.

    Terri

    ReplyDelete

Keep your comments succinct. Any comment that runs longer than 100 words is generally too long.

If you're commenting more than three times a day, it's too much.


Civility is enforced. Spelling/grammar mistakes may be pointed out ONLY in the blog post itself, not in any of the ensuing commenter's contributions.

If your comment doesn't show up, it's most likely that Blogger ate it. Try posting again using a GoogleID. (comment moderation is on only for older posts)