Networkz is Hard to Keep Up

Man, my good friend Billy's got a facebook page now and to look at HIS material I had to make a facebook page?! I got too many pages! ('xceptin' by the time I got all logged in, there were technical difficulties and I still couldn't see pictures from his fortieth birthday. bummer.)

So, lemme see, now I got:

myspaze (suckered in by my friend Gary).

now facebook, cuz of Billy.

oh, and i got linkedin cuz you can't get around that these days...originally invited by Sam Salkin.

oh, and did I mention just this blog itself, too...that, I think, I first off blamed on/credited to Frances Dinkelspiel.

man, these networkz is hard to maintain.

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Anonymous said…

Facebook is the way to go, esp. here in London, where literally everyone is on facebook. So now you can move to england too. Billy

Thu Sep 27, 11:24:00 PM PDT

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