Journey of 140 Character Limit

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On June 26th 2016, I began my tweeting life on Twitter. Now I’m not the kind of person who has social media, so for me this was like a new adventure – but it was into the land of 140 characters.

Honestly twitter is pretty good. It’s where I get to keep up with what writers are doing in their everyday life and also gain more traffic for my own adventures.

I decided to accumulate several of my tweets over the year of 2016 to show my journey, even if it’s only a short one so far. I won’t include the tweets about my blog posts because let’s be honest, you’ve probably already seen them. XD

2017-01-03
My first tweet ever… aren’t I absolutely funny? XD
2017-01-03-2
My journey into sugar and caffeine crazed writers began.
2017-01-03-3
#writerslife am I right?

2017-01-03-5

2017-01-03-7
2017-01-03-8
2017-01-03-10
2017-01-03-15
I tweet a lot about food. XD

2017-01-03-162017-01-03-182017-01-03-192017-01-03-212017-01-03-23

2017-01-03-24
2017-01-03-37
2017-01-03-63

2017-01-03-262017-01-03-292017-01-03-312017-01-03-332017-01-03-342017-01-03-35

2017-01-03-55
Seriously go check out his music, it’s awesome.

2017-01-03-57

2017-01-03-58
Yup, was the only person to attend. The snacks were great. 🙂
2017-01-03-59
#yetanotherfoodtweet

2017-01-03-612017-01-03-662017-01-03-68

2017-01-03-71
NaNoWriMo tweets galore

2017-01-03-78

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I adore these books, let me know if you’ve read them too.

2017-01-03-742017-01-03-82

Anyway as you can see I’m pretty random in my tweeting. XD

As always, you are all awesome!!!

❤

ShadowSummit

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