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damned friggen twitter.... some people... grumble mumble... (kicking and screaming)... I will have my my revenge Lora.... U wait...Oh crap.... am I off topic? he he....
@theGypsy Enjoying? I knew you would love it :)
I believe that Twitter should be more or less an introduction of your blog.
Which is better, a banana or brocolli? You can’t compare the two. Twittering is dropping a stone in a deep well and seeing whether you get an echo. Sometimes you do and sometimes you don’t. Blogging has mechanisms that can help get visibility and communication. You should enjoy either or both. If going with the flow means you’re spending time on the wrong one, then just rethink what you’re doing.
I left a comment on the site, so I will be brief here.To me, the relationship between blogging and Twitter is symbiotic and beneficial.