Kyle Thomas

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Evolution of my Camper

At the end of April I went out to the storage yard where my camper was to bring it home. This wasn’t going to be done without a fight. So I dug, and dug.

After getting it home it was time to clean. The inside was cleaned out of anything that wasn’t bolted down and trust me that was a lot.

Once the cleaning was complete it was time to paint. I decided to paint it a nice bright red to match my truck.

Unfortunately I’m not the greatest painter and there were a couple mistakes. In the end it still turned out pretty neat.

I Use to be Able to!

It has been sad before, that Twitter can kill a persons blog. This is because before Twitter those people would blog about how they feel, what was happing, where they were going, etc. but now that Twitter has come around there is not need to blog it. You can just tweet it and still have the same amount of people read it.

Sometimes I feel that is what is happening to my blog or I don’t want to blog about certain things anymore because people actually know who I am. If you look back you can see I wrote about some pretty personal things. Now a days 2,3,4 days can go by with out me posting anything. This could be because nowadays I spend most of my time in front of a computer and can’t come up with anything to write or it really could be because of Twitter.

Who knows maybe my adventure outside of Yellowknife starting this summer will bring my lots to write about.

Maybe some video?

Birds of a Feather Tweet Together

I suppose I shouldn’t have expected an highly detailed article about what Twitter is but I didn’t think he was going to make me sound goofy or arrogant by saying I assured him people would join. I didn’t tell him that all of Yellowknife was going to be on Twitter. I might have said something like, eventually Yellowknifer’s will join the site out of curiosity, just like any other social networking site. Sorry Jean I forgot to mention that he mentioned you.

Here is the article:

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I Know you Know – So Just say No

Recently we have been trying to promote a Tweetup, a gathering of local Twitter users, here in Yellowknife and it is hard to know if we are getting the message out there.

This is not a hit at anyone personally and this happens everywhere online.

I know that there are a good 50 people on Twitter in Yellowknife and we have tried to reach them all with the Twitter Invite. I don’t know them all, hell I don’t know many of them but that is the point of the tweetup. We have been promoting this particular event for over 2 weeks. There have many blog posts, tweets and ReTweets about it but only 9 people have RSVP’ed. Only 9. This doesn’t mean 9 are coming actually only 6 are coming. It bugs me when you specifically send out these invites to people and they just ignore them all together.

Let me explain how the invite works. You go to link, if you are going you click YES. If you are unsure if you will be attending you click MAYBE. If you are not coming you click NO. There is an option for everyone. So I don’t know why people think they should just ignore it as if they are better than everyone. I’m not trying to rant on anyone, but as someone who helps organize these events it is nice to have an approximate number of how many will be attending and to know that the word is getting around.

Just something I thought I would mention. No hard feeling Okay!