The brevity of 140-character messages, the communicating of great links, the lack of extra stuff (like, who-is-now-friends-with-who) make it a great fit for me.
And it makes me think.
About big thoughts in small spaces.
Here are five quotes I tweeted this week that push me to think bigger.
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Do you tweet?
Do any of the quotes resonate with you too?
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and I don't like them. I am too much a chatterbox ! Could never write so short things !
When Twitter and Facebook are used to share good quotes, that's when I get really interested. I like Pastor Paul Tripp's "redemptive impossibility and the fifth tweet is such a good reminder. Thanks, Lisa, and happy Friday.
All of those quotes resonate with me especially the first one because I have a couple of relatives going through hard stuff in their marriages. It is so true!
I don't tweet yet. I'm just so afraid I'll be hooked and it will totally overtake my time.
GREAT quotes!!! The first two really grabbed me, but they are all worth thinking deeply on.
I do not do twitter and I barely do facebook. Blogging is hard enough to keep up with. :)
Thanks for sharing your favorite quotes this week!
All five are great quotes especially the Bonheoffer one. I don't tweet and I'm seldom interacting on facebook--mostly because I forget to log on.
I don't tweet but I enjoyed all your tweets!!
It's amazing how much wisdom some can pack into that space! Those are all thought-provoking.
Good quotes from some favourite authors! Esoecially like Bonhoeffer and M Lloyd Jones.
I am a Twitterer. I mostly use it with my blog, and it's all about shameless promotion of my reviews and giveaways - but I do love these little tidbits. I loved all of these quotes. Thank you.
-Catherine
Great use of twitter, Lisa :-) I think that first quote works for a lot of other close relationships, too.
I tweet...as you know! I always enjoy reading the quotes you tweet. We have got to meet soon!!!
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