If you were stuck in the snow I hope you had fun. On a number of social media channels, many folks are commenting how the snow has been an early Christmas present that has focused them on enjoying their family, making cookies, playing and slowing down in general. It was a great antidote to the usual holiday stress that can arise at this time of year. I had a blast sledding and making a snowman with my boys. How about you?
In a week dedicated to conspicuous eating, football and shopping (and giving thanks), Twitter continued to elbow its way to the front of the line and the best spot on the couch.
Given the theme of this blog, A Twitter App for Every Purpose Under Heaven grabbed my attention for gift ideas. If the headline concluded with “Under the Sun” instead, that would have led us to Brian Solis’s question of whether Twitter was a Nova or Supernova.
Even if you’re sure you’ve found the perfect gifts, it’s always a good idea to pay attention to a store’s return policy in case there’s a problem. But who do you turn to when Twitter is the merchant? Twittercism asks Does Twitter Need an Ombudsman? (My answer is a resounding Yes, especially when Twitter keeps removing the Twitter help desk ticket option.) Dave Winer explains the customer service problems he ran into with Can Twitter Users Link Out.
Looking for Thanksgiving prayers for yourself or your church website? Here’s a collection gathered from Twitter. You’ll see more tweets are linking to Facebook for the details, which we didn’t see in the 2008 round up of Thanksgiving prayers on Twitter. [Note: a 2012 version is available now.]
@DrNorrisChumley Thanksgiving Prayer: Here’s a little prayer for consideration at your holiday table. (encourage everyone to observe …http://bit.ly/7kxyF2
@LynnBruce From The Beehive archives: Our family’s treasured collection of Thanksgiving poems, Psalms and prayers http://bit.ly/4VZAnR
If your guest list contains only freelancers… @InkwellEditor The Freelance Writer’s Thanksgiving Prayer http://bit.ly/5tVfBP Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I’m off to pick up my marathon race packet!