I couldn’t do this in 140 characters as Twitter allows per tweet so I decided to post it here because I felt it was too awesome not to memorialize.
I tweeted the following picture with the caption: Love how grand the earth is. Lush green can grow through the toughest concrete.
@DavidWeedmark retweeted the pictured addding: Just @so_you_know Love it. Always a fav metaphor on why I don’t fear the end of the world. Life is irrepressible.
I liked that so much that I retweeted it back.
And then @VJaugelis retweeted the above and added: RT @DavidWeedmark RT @so_you_know Life is irrepressible/reminds me of the read more »
Tagged twitter
Produced By Pete Rock. Streetball in NYC summers is electric.
Red Cafe – Heart and Soul of New York City by K1X from K1X on Vimeo.
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Tagged art, nyc
How did you bypass Facebook altogether and start gliding on Twitter? This has become my third most
frequently asked question; therefore, I decided to formally address it in this space so I can provide the one asking a link if a quick drive-by answer does not suffice. This is not a debate, please. I have just been asked this way too many times. If you like both, good for you. If you like Facebook better, good for you. Do you.
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Tagged life, social media, twitter
I don’t understand how anyone gets disappointed when someone misses his or her birthday–like the actual day.
I don’t even correct people when they get the day wrong! But they don’t get as many cool points if they miss the month completely…
Not because you should outgrow celebrating and hence shouldn’t mind but because doesn’t everyone celebrate the entire month? They don’t? I do! Not only do I celebrate my birthday the entire month—I even celebrate in July when I was conceived (no need to ask rental units, your parents, just google birthday calculator and something on point will come up, I did several years ago and don’t recall the website now ... read more »
Tagged choices, life, questions
from april 11th 2009 my favorite place to buy tulips
Posted via email from Annie Q. Syed’s Vault
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Tagged nyc, random
