Rev. Danny Fisher
3,710 followers
http://www.dannyfisher.org
Ordained Buddhist minister; @u_west professor and @UWestChaplaincy Coordinator; @PatheosBuddhist blogger; contributor to @shambhalasun online; writer.
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I was curious about the whole thing, and it seemed like a useful tool.
I haven't created any yet.
I don't need every detail of someone's day. Tell what interests or moves you, but spare me notifications about your trip to Target.
I've got no suggestions at the moment.
I don't like to shorten things when I'm quoting something. If I can't get it in 140 characters the way it is, I won't do it.
@elephantjournal tweets important, insightful, and interesting stuff. Great for spiritual, health-conscious stewards of the planet.
http://twitter.com/RevDannyFisher/status/8360412066
Is this an intervention?
I don't think I have, and I'm not quite sure what would push me do it.
Does TweetDeck count?
There's no right way to do this. Just be yourself. The most interesting tweeters make the medium their own. Just be real, and it'll be great.
@spiver is a great Twitterer, and I enjoy her tweets a lot.
#TheBigLebowski
Jon Stewart.
You're doing just fine. Don't be too hard on yourself. ; )
@bobthurman is awesome, and I'd feel like one of the cool kids if he followed me. ; )
I use it for professional development (sharing my writing, etc.), but I appreciate it most as a way of sharing bits of Dharma with others.
I'm extremely interested in human communication, and, like it or not, tweeting has emerged as a unique new way of communicating.
It's teaching me to keep things pithy. (I tend to be a verbose fellow.)
Dharma books, an iPhone, Moleskine notebooks, cowboy shirts, comfortable shoes, trucker jackets.
I just try to follow one of the principles of meditation: "Not too tight, not too loose." I try not to be too stuffy or too irreverent.
