How Did Ghandi Do It?

It's official. I'm back on Facebook after a month of abstinence. It was tough. It was grueling. It was epic. I don't think Bristol Palin knows what she is talking about. Oh, wait. It didn't work out for her.

Anyways. . .I can't tell you how many people asked if I had Facebook, mostly as a courtesy, and was completely surprised when I said no.

But mostly, after reactivating my Facebook and updated my photos and general information I didn't have much else to do. I know that I missed this piece of social media, but honestly, now it feels weird to sign in.

It's still a handy tool to find people, but for the most part. I don't check it all that often. Maybe once a day, which is a huge change to the hundred times (not exaggerating)I would check it before this little experiment in strength.

I'm can't believe this, but Twitter has replaced my Facebook. I love Twitter. I love all the great information that is shared. I can follow people that post things that I'm interested about and it's not awkward to wait for their friend request okay. I don't have to know these people, just enjoy the stuff that they post. It's great.

Not to mention, it's short and sweet. Twitter let's me see what other people in the world live their lives and what they think is important enough to share. I love it.

I will never have a MySpace again. I got rid of that a year or two ago. I will keep my Facebook, but Twitter is now my number one. I did not see this coming. Oh, social media, you keep me on my toes.