For a number of years I was a stalker . . . No not that kind! I was a stalker on Instagram. I followed my niece, my granddaughters and a few friends. It was not only fun, but a way to "keep in touch" with their lives through pictures. Then about 6 months ago ( I know what took me so long) I decided I too should download the app and share my life through pictures! It's fast, easy and a great way to let all my family and friends know how life is going in New Mexico. In seconds, they know the wonderful places I've discovered, new restaurants/foods (like green and red chilies) we've grown fond of, as well as the awesome scenery that surrounds me. I love the connection Instagram allows me to have with the people I love who are now far away!
I know what you mean, I jumped into the pool of Instagram too. I am a bit of a stalker as I follow several authors, they post such curious pictures.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the visual sharing Instagram affords. It is a neat platform and wonderful when it's used for good. I worry sometimes about what I see high school students posting there.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried Instagram yet, but I am addicted to Twitter:) I loved your last sentence!
ReplyDeleteNote to myself: should explore Instagram. Your enthusiasm speaks convincingly.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you joined! It's really a great app. I follow some of my ex-students so I can keep up with them even though I don't see them every day anymore. I also follow WAY too many silly profiles. NatGeo, kitten of the day, pitter patter furry feet... haha mostly cute animals.
ReplyDeleteSnap! I followed Alli around NYC with that handy little app. :) Almost like being there! I will look for you online so I can "hang out" in NM!
ReplyDeleteBoth of my daughters use Instagram. I never thought about it for me... Maybe I should give it a try. Thanks for the inspiration!
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