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1:00 Lucretia Pruitt on Twittering the Way that Works Best for You

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Lucretia Pruitt

Lucretia Pruitt, also known as GeekMommy has been blogging since she had to hand-code her site’s HTML back in 1997. The advent of push-button blogging was a god-send as it allowed her more time to write needing less to publish.

Then in 2007, she got sucked into Twitter… and microblogging entered her world in a big way. Already a student of Social Media tools, she’s spent a lot of time analyzing this medium. Catch her hanging around a dozen or more social media sites at any given moment – just look for GeekMommy! She’s here to talk about …

Twittering the Way that Works Best for You

  • Twittering At Volume
  • Twittering Only To Family & Friends
  • Twittering As A Company’s Face
  • Twittering As An Individual, When Not Representing Your Company
  • Twittering To Get A Retweet – Size, Link, Description

Folks on Twitter People look to her for leaderships, best practices, outright wittiness, and a huge heart. Who’s got the first question? Let’s get talking!

Lucretia Pruitt’s Twitter bio says she’s a Random Muse – Social Media Strategist, Speaker, ex-CIS Professor, Geek, Mom, Wife, and Insomniac. Talk to her once or talk to anyone who’s worked with Lucretia and you’ll find out she’s even more than that. Lucretia writes about 21st Century motherhood at GeekMommy’s WebLife and handles social media as one of the Walmart Moms, among other social media projects.
Follow @GeekMommy at Twitter.

YES WE DO! How Will You Begin?

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Hope They Do Too

Last night at Open Comments we were sharing quotes. I came across one I like so much I posted it on Twitter as well. This is it.

Everywhere I go I find a poet has been there before me.
–Sigmund Freud

RobynMcMaster responded by sending me this: @lizstrauss You said “Everywhere I go I find a poet has been there before me.” It gave impression you were inspired to write poem.

and so for Robyn, for Lucretia Pruitt, who surely would have written far better sonnet had she chosen to, and for all of us, I did.

YES WE DO!
When, in wonder of new life in my arms,
I looked upon my sleeping son,
And called angels down to keep this heart unharmed
To hold him whole, what fate might come.
Passing time finds a boy to his full height
Earth-tied like me, his world light years from mine.
Far from my mom’s eyes on me at night
Audacious hope harbored also in her mind.
When I think upon changes in that short span
I forgive the broken promises and loved lost prizes
And hear a two-year-old’s “YES I CAN!”
From White Houses to world spaces of all sizes

The awe of “YES, WE CAN!” is “YES, WE DO!”
Hope lives in places where they love their children too.

–E Strauss 01-21-09

Success requires work to realize that hope.

How will you begin?

–ME “Liz” Strauss
Work with Liz!!