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August 11, 2018

Twitter Feature

I admit, I’m a little afraid of Twitter.  I know it’s been around forever and everyone uses it, but I never climb aboard that big shiny boat. I can see now that Twitter is not the Titanic and it’s time for me to join the voyage.

I don’t know when it happened – because I always thought I was pretty in touch with new technology – but even the word twitter makes me feel like I’m ancient.  I feel like I should start referring to it as “the twitter” in a granny voice.  For some reason, Twitter has always seemed like this confusing, insurmountable obstacle.  Like I’m holding a phone for the first time and talking into the wrong end.

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So please, go follow me on Twitter, and help me not feel like such a newbie.  And bear with me as I figure out “the twitter” and get myself comfortable.

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Elana is the creator and operator behind the blog, Sycamore and Slate. She loves home design and decor. One of her passions is writing and sharing her ideas with the world.

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