I think we are starting to see the importance of owning your content and not relying on only one way to put or consume that content. Of course, I am talking about the recent development at Twitter where they restricted certain 3rd party developers from using their API. Check this article from The Information for more details on the API issue. The issue here is how suddenly and without notice the API keys were restricted and as of today still no communication as to why. With the current state of Twitter can you say that you own your content, yes you can still get all your tweets but if anything I think it has proven that the unpredictability of Twitter the past few months I would not count that as owning my content.

I feel like the current Twitter API issue going on right now is a perfect example of why you should own your content and not put all your eggs in one basket. I truly feel sorry for the people whose lives depend on that API.

This is a photo I took before the pandemic shut everything down. I took it with the hopes of entering it in our local fair photo contest however it got canceled. I thought I would share it here!

Can I get in the LOL Doll runaway action?

If you can write 10+ tweets a day what’s stopping you from writing 2000 words a day on your novel?

A part of being intentional is also making sure you are taking intentional breaks. Sundays are my days of intentional rest. It feels good to know that I have a day of rest coming up.

Just some Saturday morning couch laying.