In the couple of weeks since the Twitter fail I wrote about, I've had some very interesting conversations with people in the yarn industry about business use of social media, and specifically about the role TNNA could and/or should play in educating yarn-related businesses about it.
Yesterday I tweeted this:
And then I figured I should...
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Today I had a most baffling exchange on Twitter. It was actually the most baffling exchange I've ever had on Twitter, and that's saying something. I spend a lot of time on Twitter. I've made friends through it, I stay in touch with friends on it, I get work through it, I interact on...
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Once upon a time there was a woman who started a website in her basement. It wasn't a dank, dusty, musty basement like you might imagine. Her room in the basement was painted green. It had windows that let in some light but not too much light and the ceiling was very low and...
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I was away for five days for the TNNA trade show, and spent the first two traveling to San Diego on the train with my friend Angela. This train ride was a long time coming. One reason I ended up worn out from so much work travel is that flying produces about as awful...
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I am in a haze of exhaustion as I slowly process this past weekend at TNNA. This one was different from the others, mostly because the impressions that are sticking with me aren't so much of yarn and crochet (not because the yarn wasn't outstanding, mind you; it was. And crochet was more visible...
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