Today I’m disheartened by what’s going on at Seesmic. For any long-time reader of my blog(s) you’ll know just how important Seesmic has been in my life. In fact, Seesmic has been the very cornerstone of my online (and offline) social interaction in the past 6 years. I’ve met some of the most wonderful, genuine, and amazing people because of Seesmic and it kills me to stand by and continue watching its slow death.
#ACTB rocked my world – The second I walked through the door of the #tappsestate I knew I was with family. The second I walked out the door on Sunday night when everything was over and almost everyone was gone, my heart HURT. To sum it up in one word, #ACTB was inspiring…
As of this post, I am 63 posts shy of meeting the “365 posts in 2008” challenge.
Technically, the rules say I don’t need to have all 365 posts on one blog, so I suppose if you count various other posts on My Kidney Blog and a tiny few on my A World of Adoption blog and my old LiveJournal, then I’m sure I’ve already passed the 365 post mark.
You’re invited: To attend the “First Seesmic Wedding” (Seesmic.tv) on December 6, 2008 at Six o’clock pm Pacific time. Bring tissues!
Seesmic: Join the video conversation
What is Seesmic?
Seesmic provides anyone with an innovative way to communicate and connect online through video conversation. It’s so easy: record a video directly on Seesmic’s website, mobile phone or upload an existing video straight from your computer or link to a video posted on a social network. Join the Seesmic community and experience a new way to express yourself, make friends, join in active conversations, and engage in real interactions with real people.
I'm a traveler of places & an adventurer of emotions. I converse with the world through social media & communicate with humankind through open-mindedness. I advocate for what I believe is right & embrace possibitarianism. I'm an optimistic realist & I learn more about myself the more I understand about others. I'm a giver of endless second chances & the wearer of a shirt-sleeve heart. I'm a reveler in chaos & I love my own idealistic, unwavering hopefulness that one day I'll figure myself out.
In my life I've been 180° and back again & I'm ever-aware of what I have yet to learn...
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