What? Somebody had gifted him a flowering sponge plant?
What was a sponge plant anyway?
Somebody
else had poked him. There were three friend requests and somebody called Alicia
had changed her status. What was the point of this facewhatyoumathingy? It
didn’t make sense to him.
Then they’d said he should go on Twitter as well and tweet.
That was for the birds wasn’t it? How would he find that?
“Just start typing it, in Dad,” said Rex. “The computer
knows.”
That’s what scared him most of the time. How much the darned
machine seemed to know without him having told it.
“I set up your account, Dad.” Rex leant over and typed
something.
George’s face appeared on the screen. Three followers. And
there on the right. Who to follow. Gloria Davies. Who’d have thought it?
Damn machine!
Bless it.
I wrote these stories on the days when I was mainly
editing. They offered a chance to do some writing on days that were full of
rewriting. There are 140 stories, each
140 words long.
Each
story was inspired by the first picture I saw when I opened my Twitter feed.
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