I feel like Twitter is like the friend that I tell myself I should probably be in a relationship with because they have so many great qualities but I just can't seem to find the passion for.My thoughts precisely. What is it going to do for me? What do I have to say to it? Apparently, a lot.
It all started with a simple little tweet, well, not even a tweet, actually an add. In class on Monday, as I was messing with my Twitter account, I added Springfield Little Theatre to follow. The next day, a call came. I saw on my caller ID it was from the Springfield Little Theatre. I had two ideas on what this call could be: 1. Wow are they personal! Calling to thank me for following them on Twitter. 2. Maybe I won tickets because I was the 500th follower! Either way, I was excited.
The call was from the SLT Director of Development and Marketing, Kim Garwitz (also a fellow Rotaract member). Kim ask if I would be interested in being a member of the Associate Board of Directors for SLT.
Umm, yes please.
If you know me at all, you know how much I love be active in our community and am a HUGE fan of the arts. Now, I am going to an informational meeting on Wednesday on joining the Associate Board of Directors. Unfortunately, I will have to miss class (is 'Twitter made me do it,' a good excuse?).
So, even though I begrudgingly used Twitter, within a day, it had practical and positive impact on my professional life. Apparently, I do have a passion for the great qualities Twitter possesses.
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