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Tweets from Twitter

I have been on Twitter now for about a week (Jenstermusic) and I must say that it's been interesting. I now have quite a few followers and am following alot of people as well and it's alot! Information overload....but I am getting used to it! You can pretty much find out about anything at anytime. You know those commercials you see on t.v. where someone asks a question and the person responds by listing off search topics? Well, it's kind of like that. You can type in a word or phrase and anything goes! There are of course spammers on there but for the most part it's a new generation infoline. I am waiting to see how it pans out as far as me being just a regular joe. Have fun and "tweet" on my friends.

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