http://honestholly.com/emotions-running-high-on-twitter/ Free Resources to help you Work From Home, with Holly Mann Thu, 22 Dec 2011 17:18:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://honestholly.com/emotions-running-high-on-twitter/#comment-1601 Holly Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:11:05 +0000 http://honestholly.com/emotions-running-high-on-twitter/#comment-1601 Hi Tom! I agree - and I also didn't realize what an impact using Twitter can have on your life. I didn't know it has been used by people in such times of need - and how supportive people can be. I'm glad Twitter was created - as it is bringing people together - even if it is on a virtual plane - it is a good thing. Hi Tom! I agree – and I also didn’t realize what an impact using Twitter can have on your life. I didn’t know it has been used by people in such times of need – and how supportive people can be. I’m glad Twitter was created – as it is bringing people together – even if it is on a virtual plane – it is a good thing.

]]> http://honestholly.com/emotions-running-high-on-twitter/#comment-1597 Irish Tom Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:52:26 +0000 http://honestholly.com/emotions-running-high-on-twitter/#comment-1597 Hi Holly I didn't realize how widespread Twitter really was. Read the comments and it was nice to see how much support there was for young Billy. I first seen Billy Mays (may he rest in peace) when I arrived here almost five years ago and he used to enthrall me. I loved the way he put products across and of course I did buy many of them. Back in Ireland we used to have characters like Billy who would come to the local town markets and from the back of a truck would do their "pitch" and were so entertaining. Billy was the closest to that here. I guess we can all imagine him doing his "pitch" at the Pearly Gates on St.Peter. A lovable character gone but not forgotten. God Bless Him Tom Hi Holly
I didn’t realize how widespread Twitter really was. Read the comments and it was nice to see how much support there was for young Billy.
I first seen Billy Mays (may he rest in peace) when I arrived here almost five years ago and he used to enthrall me. I loved the way he put products across and of course I did buy many of them.
Back in Ireland we used to have characters like Billy who would come to the local town markets and from the back of a truck would do their “pitch” and were so entertaining.
Billy was the closest to that here.
I guess we can all imagine him doing his “pitch” at the Pearly Gates on St.Peter. A lovable character gone but not forgotten.
God Bless Him
Tom

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