Alright already, I've joined the Twittery. There is, of course, much more to all this than simply grandiose egos thinking the world wants to know that they are doing or thinking from moment to moment - well, perhaps Ashton Kutcher is the exception. Take that, CNN. Can he punk with 140 characters?
I heard someone the other day say that someone was Tweeting the mass at St. Paul's (my St. Paul's). I think something is lost in the experience, something lost in translation, although it could be anything like "Mass for Shut-ins?" Place the babies next to the TV screen. HEAL.
So, I joined. Who the heck cares what I've got to say or might conceivably be interested in what I'm doing? Let me answer - No one but my mother! God bless her.
Twitter. Ugh. Yet, for a generation it will be as normal as breathing. And, I can see the enormous potential not yet realized.
