Twitter: Not So Stupid, Akshully. For Me.
Ugh, I'm tired. Thankfully, I can go to bed kind of early tonight.
...It's really nice, being able to get up early. Having things to do. I know, I know - pathetic, right? I know it's silly, but this TweetDeck is giving me a sense of productivity I haven't felt since I was in school. Reading articles, commenting on said articles, getting up-to-the-minutes updates (which can be a double-edged sword); I feel informed.
It probably helps that I'm being a bit more productive in the land outside the Internets, too. I'm doing local, essential shopping for my mom during the day. Even as the winter monster is upon us, thankyouverymuch.
I think it's helping me socially, too. I find that I'm a little more willing and able to talk to people recently. Now, I know I'll never be an extroverted chatterbox - it's just not in my nature. But, maybe this belief that I'm informed is boosting my confidence.
I can comfortably say that Twitter is changing my life. For the better, surprisingly.
My Facebook is barren, though. And I only remember to get on Subeta once or twice a day. Before, my entire DAY used to be spent on these two sites. Now? Meh.
But, Twitter does slow down every now and then (like right now); these sites prove to be effective time-kills in between Twitter surges. However, I'm finding that when Twitter starts to slow down, I get up and do -gasp- chores!
Speaking of, I need to go clean Nibbles' litterbox.
Oh, one more thing: To those of you who like "sparkling" drinks, Steaz Zero Calorie Sparkling Green Tea = ~YUM~! The bottles seem small, though. Maybe it's just because I'm not used to drinking from them.
...It's really nice, being able to get up early. Having things to do. I know, I know - pathetic, right? I know it's silly, but this TweetDeck is giving me a sense of productivity I haven't felt since I was in school. Reading articles, commenting on said articles, getting up-to-the-minutes updates (which can be a double-edged sword); I feel informed.
It probably helps that I'm being a bit more productive in the land outside the Internets, too. I'm doing local, essential shopping for my mom during the day. Even as the winter monster is upon us, thankyouverymuch.
I think it's helping me socially, too. I find that I'm a little more willing and able to talk to people recently. Now, I know I'll never be an extroverted chatterbox - it's just not in my nature. But, maybe this belief that I'm informed is boosting my confidence.
I can comfortably say that Twitter is changing my life. For the better, surprisingly.
My Facebook is barren, though. And I only remember to get on Subeta once or twice a day. Before, my entire DAY used to be spent on these two sites. Now? Meh.
But, Twitter does slow down every now and then (like right now); these sites prove to be effective time-kills in between Twitter surges. However, I'm finding that when Twitter starts to slow down, I get up and do -gasp- chores!
Speaking of, I need to go clean Nibbles' litterbox.
Oh, one more thing: To those of you who like "sparkling" drinks, Steaz Zero Calorie Sparkling Green Tea = ~YUM~! The bottles seem small, though. Maybe it's just because I'm not used to drinking from them.