Archive for the ‘Twitter’ Category
Sunday, October 31st, 2010
I would suggest that it is an occupational hazard of many media or cultural studies students to spend much of their lives seeking meaning, however unintentional, in any cultural text which they encounter.
For clarification, the definition of cultural text is at once both ambiguous and diverse. The most accurate definition ...
Posted in Bereavement, Danielle, Mental Health, Prayer, Social Media, Twitter |
Sunday, October 10th, 2010
Change is everywhere, except perhaps in our pockets!! Around the ivory towers of this website, it has been no different, so I thought it was time for a quick update for my loyal following … in other words, I needed to remind myself!
The biggest change around here will see two ...
Posted in Facebook, Jessica, Social Media, Twitter, Update |
Saturday, October 9th, 2010
This article was originally published at live4Liverpool on Friday October 8, 2010, and features an interview that I was fortunate enough to conduct with a lifelong supporter of the Boston Red Sox.
Baseball may well be 'America's Game', but it certainly does not enjoy the same popularity in the UK as ...
Posted in Football, Live4Liverpool, Liverpool, Social Media, Sport, Twitter |
Monday, September 20th, 2010
“What’s this Twitter thing all about?” is a question I’m often asked by the mystified. Trying to explain in terms of ‘follows’, ‘tweets’ and ‘#hashtags’ often produces a glazed look and a visible thought bubble appears ...
I then tend to explain using the analogy of a social forum we all ...
Posted in Guest Bloggers, Red Knight, Social Media, Twitter |
Sunday, August 15th, 2010
So the Premier League is up and running again, giving 9 months of hopes, fears and palpitations to fans, not only across the land, but globally. I suppose I always knew that English football had international appeal, having seen how much it meant to so many in South Africa, a time ...
Posted in Football, Liverpool, Social Media, Sport, Twitter |
Sunday, August 1st, 2010
The phrase, “Life is a Roller Coaster”, is one of the most oft used metaphors in describing contemporary life. However, with technology advancements seemingly reducing global dimensions, it sometimes appears that the roller coaster is actually more symbolic of a large bubble.
If you combine the two, you materialise something akin ...
Posted in Bereavement, Goals, Social Media, Twitter |
Sunday, July 18th, 2010
The last few days, today especially, have offered me a perfect illustration of life’s contrasts and the beauty that all of those variations present us.
I have often spoken of my admiration for Nelson Mandela, and I am absolute in the esteem in which I hold him, on the day that ...
Posted in Bereavement, Danielle, Prayer, Twitter |
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010
It is funny how how significant historical moments can often remind you of what you were doing at the time. I remember exactly where I was on the Sunday afternoon that Nelson Mandela was released, but heaven only knows what I did the day before, or after for that matter!
I ...
Posted in Charity, Twitter |
Saturday, July 3rd, 2010
I seem to return to the word ‘bittersweet’ at the moment. I used it to describe the feelings of West Indian cricket supporters on Tuesday, and it is a very accurate means of depicting today for me.
Essentially, Saturday July 3, 2010, is just another day. Friday July 3, 2009, was without ...
Posted in Bereavement, Cancer, Danielle, Social Media, Twitter |
Sunday, January 24th, 2010
I can scarcely believe that we're already at THAT point in the weekend ... you know, the one where we're already thinking of all the things that need doing on Sunday, and the early night before Monday - which will be here all too soon!
It has been a good weekend. ...
Posted in Facebook, Social Media, Twitter |
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