{2} When spying your toddler do something hilarious over the
video monitor, you’ve attempted to “like” it.
{3} You've texted your spouse to come watch this hilarious
thing on YouTube with you. From one room away.
{4} The instant you get a good photo taken, you mentally
crop it for your profile pic.
{5} If a tweet gets no comments, no RTs and no stars, you threaten
to quit Twitter. Forever. I mean it.
{6} You roll your eyes at every single someecards and Imgur
meme posted…but still click through and chuckle. (It’s like they were talking
about me!)
{7} It takes a second to pinpoint which of your kids has had
her vitamins, but zero time to recall whose turn it is in Words With Friends.
{8} You sometimes look down at your hand to find that your
thumb has been hitting “refresh” on a feed you don’t recall opening.
{9} Unsubscribing from mailing lists and creating new
filters feels like a pretty productive use of three hours.
{10} The line “I read it on a blog” has been used to successfully
prove your point more than once. ‘Cause that’s where all the knowledge is.
15 comments:
#10 works for me! I was just telling my mom about Zuzu Monkey and her S'PRIZE! Which cracked her up! :)
I am Hillary, and I am an addict. A very happy addict :)
Oh, that makes me ridonkulously happy.
I mean, our kids are (relatively) clean and fed, yeah?
I love social media addicts. Don't feel so alone. :)
Yes! #3 is my wife and I. Yesterday, from two different devices, we posted to the same thread on Facebook not even three seconds apart without talking to each other.
I've also tried to pull down my TV screen to refresh, but to no avail.
Hey, it's how we make our bread and butter, yeah? (Now I'm snacky.)
Oh, the In The House Facebook Convo is a personal favorite. And the image of someone actively pawing at a TV screen makes me guffaw. So I thank you.
OMG been there!
(Love this, so much! Too much?)
Galit- thank you! And no, never too much.
Looks right to me.
LOL #9 DEFINITELY!
Toooo funny!!
Blessings!
It was a little too easy to write.
Yeah, part of me didn't feel that was an addiction so much as REALLY USEFUL.
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