Web Site Story

Amy (aka @kenyainside) Twittered this yesterday and I missed it because I've not been using my TweetDeck consistently since before vacation. (In case you are wondering, I Twitter as @rdhubbard.) Thankfully her dad (aka @abudigan) did see it and, after watching it himself, wandered into my office to tip me off. Old school communication, but effective.

You may remember me blogging about my realization that I was trying to figure out which of the too-many social media tools I was going to give priority and which might be cut out. Yeah, I'm still trying to figure that out. You may also have noticed that I am back to blogging with a bit more consistency. Maybe you didn't notice. Hmmm. You do have my blog in your RSS feed, don't you? And there are notices on my Facebook profile...

(I'm pausing here to imagine how this does not make any sense to some people.)

But, really, this this is back story -- and that is a bit ironic since the inspiration of this video is social media. If you are a social media user (or even an observer) and especially if you have any appreciation at all for the "great American musical" then I think you'll get a kick out of this bit. Enjoy.