Coaches’ Preview: All C’s
This year, hubby and I will be wearing our team colours and coaching newcomers at Social Media Camp starting Monday. We have been assigned seven newcomers whom I’m sure will Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: socialmedia
Facebook, your days are numbered.
Again, I find myself cursing not only the evil, evil ways of Facebook but also myself for still using the service. As I described it earlier today, I feel like Continue Reading →
Missing Halloween
This year, I will not be home for Halloween. I can’t remember that ever happening before so I’m not sure how to anticipate it. I will be at a convention Continue Reading →
The ebb tide continues
Since proclaiming that I was going to spend less time on social media and do other stuff it seems like everyone around me is doing the same. People who used Continue Reading →
Writing – Reading – Creating
In writing, I realized I’ve been lax in my Friday Flash Fiction posts and in my fiction writing in general. In part, I think this is because I am not Continue Reading →
The Exodus Begins…
…and I couldn’t be more amused. Apparently Mike and I are not alone in coming to the conclusion that Facebook has taken a sharp turn to the Dark Side (and Continue Reading →
Forgoing Facebook
Friday I decided to logout of Facebook at work* and try to not check it. I knew it had become a habit but, wow, was I surprised by the numbers. Continue Reading →
We are all celebrities now
Like most people between 15 and 50, I share a lot online. Some, like this blog, is shared very consciously; some, like my Flickr stream, are more cumulative — one Continue Reading →
Burnout All Around
This morning, I fired up the coffeemaker as usual. Twenty minutes later, Mike asks, “Is this all the coffee you made?” holding up the caraffe with only 3 cups out Continue Reading →
Circles
Following on the heels of my panic over search algorithms that exclude things from me, a friend was discussing how difficult it is to talk to people “outside our geek Continue Reading →