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Twitter Files

Some Thursday Fun: Star Wars on the Subway

July 15, 2010 Twitter Files

I found this video from Improv Everywhere via Meg Cabot’s Twitter feed.  According to their site, Improv Everywhere “causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places.”  Isn’t that a great mission statement?
I’m still smiling – hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I would have loved to have been on that subway [...]

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From the Haphazard Twitter Files of Ms. Bookish (No. 3)

March 1, 2010 Twitter Files

Haphazard?
“Dependent upon or characterized by mere chance.”
Well, what do you know? That’s a pretty accurate depiction of how I Twitter!
I never bother to “catch-up” on tweets I’ve missed. I mean, I’d be on Twitter 24/7 if I did that – especially since I pretty much have only one rule when it comes to Twitter. That [...]

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From the Haphazard Twitter Files of Ms. Bookish (No. 2)

February 16, 2010 Twitter Files

Welcome to my not-so-regular feature, From the Haphazard Twitter Files of Ms. Bookish (and yes, the title is a tribute to a one of my favorite books, From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, by E.L. Konigsburg).
I recently discovered that the Tweetdeck iPhone app now lets me email tweets to myself without leaving [...]

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Twitter and Facebook: What’s Your Strategy?

December 10, 2009 Twitter Files

The other day I was emailing a friend of mine about Twitter – he’s new to Twitter and hasn’t been liking it as much as Facebook. I was sending him some ideas I had about how to get more comfortable with Twitter, and I said something about “going broad” with Twitter, as compared to Facebook.
This [...]

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From the Haphazard Twitter Files of Ms. Bookish (Edition No. 1)

May 29, 2009 Twitter Files

This has been my first full week “back” on Twitter, and so far so good – it’s been a lot of fun, I’ve met a lot of great people, and best of all, I’m learning new things. Including the fact that I have a disturbing tendency to use a lot of exclamation marks when [...]

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