Do you have a Twitter?
No, I do not. In fact, I can not even figure out what a Twitter is. I always see this amongst all the hot bloggers and the pro blogger sites and the techie stuff. I have read articles, gone to the site, asked people...and I still cannot figure out what this is or why I need it.
To the best of my knowledge, it is like a mobile blogging thingy, in which I could update you all on my whereabouts at all times of the day or night, regardless of location. Somehow.
What I'm really stumped about, is how this would be interesting.
Now even I am fascinated at some of the stuff you all are entertained by, but for the life of me I can't figure this one out. Maybe it's for people with interesting lives? Because I'm really thinking you all don't need to know when I'm getting up to go pee or whatever.
Frankly, it also sounds like something that could make our relationship even more unhealthy than it already is.
Also, how is this even done? With my cell phone? I hate my freaking cell phone. One of you would have to come over here and figure out that "fill in the blank" shit it tries to do during my futile attempts at text messaging. Or just get me a new phone. That would be better.
I just don't know about this whole Twitter business. Although, I do like the idea of being attached at the hip with you all, like one giant Siamese twin.
I wrote about something on my blog today that I would like your input on. My 20 month old daughter is obsessed with putting the dog's and cat's food into their water dishes. Have you ever had this problem with lk? What should I do about the little sneak? Any advise would be appreciated.
I do have a solution, but unfortunately I think it is probably pet abuse. This is actually something I've been meaning to ask you all about, for ohhhh, about 8 months now.
What I do is hide the animals' water bowl in my bathroom, forcing them to basically ask permission to get through two different doors in order to have a drink.
I know, that's wrong of me.
I don't know what else to do though, little kid is a maniac and VERY pet-involved. I'm open to other suggestions.
Dear Ashley & Big Kid,
I need both of you for this one.
What should I do with a little boy that deleted his Moms blog?
It's been a week and I haven't gotten over it yet.
The Mr. claims it's my fault for leaving Blogger dashboard up while I used the bathroom.
So who needs the punishment here? Mom making a potty break or the 3yo that was told not to touch the keyboard?
Help.
This one has been waiting for an answer for a while. I don't even want to think about what I would do. In my opinion, an ass beating is a MUST in this situation and I'm thinking you probably have to give him up for adoption. I know that's hard to hear, but how can you even look at this kid ever again?
Big Kid said that you should probably take away his computah pwivwidges. He said this very solemnly too, so he understands the magnitude of the situation, and the fact that the punishment must be SEVERE.
SEVERE.
I have a question for you to go along with my praise for the Closet. How do you get the page viewer or whatever it is that tells you how many unique views and so forth?
Thank you for your nice, long comment. I'm only going to post the question part here in the interest of time, but I did appreciate it and have even seen you around since (you read my whole blog!! Awesome!).
I use Statcounter and I love it. I love to see the Google Keyword stuff and the Recent Came From stuff. It only lets me have the last 500 page views for free, which doesn't do much in the grand scheme of things once you've got lots of traffic, but it works for my cheap ass.
Also several of you have asked where I get the interesting links from. That's hard to answer. Sometimes from my crazy, very crowded "Favorites" list, sometimes from babycenter, sometimes from social sites like Digg or Reddit, sometimes from the news, sometimes they are links from other websites I like to check or articles I've read, sometimes a friend contributes something...they come from all over.
The internetz is pretty amazing.
Edited to add: If you asked a question and it wasn't answered, I'm not ignoring you, I have forgotten about you. Take no offense, just ask again. If I forget again, I'm probably ignoring you.