Since the beginning of January, I have been commuting from the Village of Erin to downtown Toronto (Yonge & St. Clair). It has been an adventure to say the least.
Armed with an iPhone, I depart daily and collect foursquare check-ins, capture some images and mostly...just drive.
When we talk about social media, garnering followers and fans, we often forget in our quests to gain more people in our downline about why they should "follow us". In my social media consultations, I'm always suggesting engaging content, contesting and info-tainment.
As an avid-twitter endorser, I often speak about one of my favourite tweets of all time, stemming from PBR Rider Luke Snyder, which included a pic of another PBR Bull Rider Brendon Clark in the backup cam of his Ford Truck (see here)
My next favourite just was tweeted by another PBR Bull Rider, Ryan Dirteater... "@ryandirteater: This is who I'm battling tonight in Denver! @PBR @Dickies @CooperTire @ryandirteater http://t.co/4S7ab4yI"
My first comment was, "this is what twitter is about..." Engaging and entertaining. Behind the scenes. Exciting. Saddle up (or tie down...)
Early into my role as Marshall's Dad, I learned that it's not called "babysitting"....it's parenting; and as much as I look forward to teaching him what I know about what, tonight was an exciting time for the pair of us.
I got a text message, "Marshall's Dinner: Scrambled Eggs and Ketchup". Seems simple enough, except I only like and know how to cook eggs one way... sunny side up. The first time I tried to scramble eggs a few years ago I asked someone how to scramble eggs. Their answer, "you just do it like normal and chop them up". That had a disgusting result. A bunch of egg white bits and some yellow mounds.