Internet down? No worries! Here are things to do instead!
So, the internet went down and the well, the internet lost their damn minds. Since I normally have a few days a week where I don’t log in at all, it didn’t affect me. However, I imagine with a lot of my friends, it possibly affected their livelihood. Other friends, it probably just impacted how nosy they were going to
Tag: social media
Last week, my phone died. My phone was on the brink of dying for a while and it was acting all sorts of catawampus, but I hoped to extend it until at least October so I could have an upgrade for my birthday. Of course, during the middle of my son's preschool performance (I'm glad I was able to snap some pics prior. See below), my phone died.
So, for
[caption id="attachment_6707" align="alignnone" width="2448"] Courtesy of me. Bear's IG is @bogdanbear[/caption]
There's often a debate on how much a child should be exposed on the world wide innanets when he has no say in that exposure. Some parents are very private with their children and you rarely see a pic of them. Some are like, 'Hey, you want see a picture. I have 19797893423 of them. Here you go!'
Some parents
Facebook.
Twitter.
Tumblr.
Snapchat.
Instagram.
Peach.
Periscope.
And le sigh...so many more I really don't care about. But you get the idea.
There is so many social media apps, hubs, networks...it's really almost too much for people to care about.
I'm a bit "old-school." I remember when Myspace was the new hot sauce. I actually liked Myspace because I was able to customize my page, have music or other graphics on it, and people could leave me messages
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkIs37a2JE
I read a recent article on slate.com, regarding how one woman plans to never post anything about her child online ever. EVER. If you've followed his blog recently, you know about my struggle to even post Yoda's picture for fear of public reaction, due to Ethan.
But never posting anything about Yoda...ever? Hmm...that seems to be a bit harsh. It also seems ridiculously unrealistic.
I should probably explain my stance before