self-reflexive

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No, Twitter doesn't pay us to say this.

It occurred to me as I was Twittering my little heart out the other day, that the Tweets in succession would make for a good blog post. And taking into account the un-archivey nature of Twitter, it was in my best interest to reproduce them here, for posterity purposes. Please enjoy. That last sentence was written to me. But you can enjoy them too.

Wow, where have I been?

I don't know, sometimes I get so wrapped up in Facebook (and comments from friends) that I forget about Twitter.

Because Twittering into the Twitter void ain't so fun. And then there's the unfollowers. Don't get me started on peoples' fickle natures.

So anyway, I've been blogging.

And there's some good funny stuff that is half-way informative for you to read. Go there now, for example, & read down the page.

http://elaineperlov.blogspot.com/

Or if you want specific touts, here goes. Bryant Park. Ice Rink vs. Fashion Week. Who's winning? http://bit.ly/cHL6Xf

Again with the Bryant Park? Yes, I'm obsessed. "I don't like change, or what do you think of the new Ping Pong?" http://bit.ly/95yv85

I just want to interject one thing about Twitter here: I'm not a fan of the non-archivey nature of Twitter. Thus I prefer my blog.

My post about The Ace Hotel is forthcoming. In the meantime, preview 2 yummy lobby treats: http://bit.ly/boQvaL

That's Numberwang!

That is definitely my new favorite saying. Anyone else? Try using it after something fails abominably. It makes you feel much better.

Not that anything just failed abominably. I am pretty pleased with myself actually. I am blogging, for one. I am Twittering, for two.

You know, expressing myself. Writing 'n stuff. I think it is because of this book I am re-reading: http://bit.ly/k2c0W

I love Tweets about Twitter. Such as this one: RT @kennybloggins Wow, #SeemedLikeAGoodIdeaAtTheTime is an even longer hashtag than [...]

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