The number of people following me doesn’t mean anything to me. My ego is satisfied when my dog licks my face. This happens a lot, which means I have a clean face and smell like dog spit. It’s the people I appreciate, and if I think you’re interesting, informative, or funny, I’ll retweet you.
Twitter is like standing in a crowd at a sold out music concert; it’s easy to lose your friends, but sometimes you bump into a stranger who’s interesting to talk to and drinks your brand of bourbon.
Tweet you soon, Simon.
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I love your straight forward approach Simon. Authentic living in all areas and transparency is such a beautiful quality.
ReplyDelete(love the part about your dog :)
Hi Simon,
ReplyDeleteI too love the part about your dog.
It's about being real and meaningful. And that's a great policy to follow....
Love your attitude. I started out strong on Twitter, tweeting multiple times a day. Lately, I haven't had time to go there. At the moment I have no idea who I'm following or who's following me. That's rather sad when you consider my daughter works for Twitter.
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Straight From Hel
Twitter is one of my favorite places to hang out, which is why I limit my time there. People fascinate me, so I feel like I'm sitting in this huge coffee shop where I can eavesdrop and stare without making anyone mad. :)
ReplyDeleteEvita, and Lance, thanks. If you want to lick my face you can. I won't tell the dogs.
ReplyDeletePatricia, it can be addictive, and people fascinate me too.
Helen, it's easy to lose track of followers. I'm not a multiple tweeter, but I try to tweet every other day.