My wife, for example, who is Tennessee born and raised, has a mother who Facebooks and texts and everything else, all well into her later years. I consider it a small miracle that she even knows what Facebook is.

Thanks again.

I have to tell you a story about this post.

I was talking to my mother last night (in her 70’s) and she wanted to know what I thought of Twittercism! Now before you think you’ve become part of the “old folks” crowd, let me tell you my mother has always been part of the cutting edge regardless of her age. She is always willing to try the next new thing and embraces technology. She texts me and the grandkids, has a Facebook group for those over 60, and is learning to edit online videos.

Anyway, she was in Facebook and saw an ad on her profile that said I was a fan of Twittercsim. She went to your FB fan page, then your blog and read this post. Her words to me were, “Who is this @Sheamus guy? His post sounds a lot like something you or I would say. I think I like him!”

Amazing how social media creates new networks. Right? Regardless of age, race, …
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