PROMPTUESDAY #74: A Day in The Life
September 22nd, 2009
I’m itching for a good old fashioned style prompt and so I’m going to indulge myself today.
In 200 words or less, describe a day in the life of an obsessive twitterer.
I know it’s been done, but the Twits in Twitterland are so asking for it.
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On September 22nd, 2009, De @ An Indigo Virgo said:
I can’t do it. I still don’t understand twitter.
And I’m not clever enough for the silliloquy one – even though I’ve still got it in the back of my mind. See that? All these days and I’ve not thought of a one.
On September 22nd, 2009, Laurie Ann said:
6:45am
Aw, man. My alarm didn’t go off. I’m going to be so late. Looks like Pop Tarts for breakfast. I’m tweeting this.
7:50am
Traffic is awful. I wonder what @johncmayer is up to? Ha ha. That guy. Uh oh, green light.
What? Who is trying to make a left turn between 7am and 9am? I’m tweeting this.
Ha ha. That guy is totes getting a ticket. Twitpic!
9:45am
Crap! I have that budget meeting at 10:00. Better bring my Blackberry. ThatKevinSmith is tapping his wife again. Dirty Jersey boy.
10:30am
“Uh, no sir. @bob has…Um, I mean, uh, Bob has those figures.” Yikes! That was close. I have to tweet that.
4:50pm
Wtf? The boss wants this done before I leave? Why does he always drop this on my desk right at quitting time? I am totally tweeting this.
6:30pm
Stupid neighbors’ dog pooped on my porch again. This deserves a tweet.
And a twitpic.
On September 23rd, 2009, DaGoddess.com » PROMPTuesday #74: A Day in The Life - Simon’s World said:
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On September 24th, 2009, Da Goddess said:
I tried to write something about Twitter, but it came out as the anti-Twitter and a life lived mostly before computers. Is that bad?
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