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Using Social Media to Get Out of Your House

If you’ve been wondering why I’ve been M.I.A. lately, you can thank Twitter for it. I love blogging. I love my online life and I appreciate the audience I have here on SheGeeks. However, sometimes real life interrupts.

Posted On 11.05.08

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Le'Nise Brothers

November 5, 2008 9:39 am

Great post - too often social media tools tend to keep us at home and inadvertently consuming loads of our spare time.

Thanks for the Twitter search tip - will definitely check it out!

max

November 5, 2008 10:32 am

I'd have to say facebook is still king, at least in college. Any party worth going to is "facebook official"- it's just so easy to create events and invite friends. Great post, keep it up

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