Tag Archives: Social Networking

Cyber Nup

Posted on January 13, 2012 by

I am married to a man who has a blog, but is not on twitter. Out of kindness, and because I think he’s interesting, I sometimes tweet his blog posts. But what if he were on twitter, and I didn’t … Continue reading →

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Licking the Spoon…. and a Contest

Posted on October 12, 2011 by

I love food. I enjoy making food and making people –and dogs– happy (whoever gets there first).  I posted this food cartoon today in honor of my collaboration with Monica Bhide.  A very talented and celebrated chef and wonderful person, … Continue reading →

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Twalking about Tweiner

Posted on June 16, 2011 by

Some who are twitter fanatics, love to play with the words “tweet,” and “twitter” and make up new words.  Since I already drew a cartoon about powerful men and their behavior (see my post “DSK: One more Tip of the … Continue reading →

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No Tweeting in The Sandbox

Posted on April 11, 2011 by

published in womensEnews.org Those of us born before 1990 work hard to keep up with technology, we weren’t born into it.  I love twitter, tumblr, email, FB, and I was born well before then.  But it will be interesting to … Continue reading →

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Twitter-Sandbox Etiquette

Posted on March 16, 2011 by

The other day I was having brunch with a friend and we spent a fair amount of time talking about the internet. She and I did not actually meet on twitter, but we might as well have.  Since she lives … Continue reading →

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My FB is Better Than Your FB

Posted on October 15, 2010 by

Has it come to this?  We judge each other on how we edit our lives on Facebook? How many friends we have?  It could be worse…we could judge each other on what we wear.  We never do that. For cartoonists, … Continue reading →

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