Blogging about Micro blogging!! I think micro blogging is going to be challenging for me. Playing on twitter so far I have noticed that some people tweet every minute and that will drive me nuts. Sometimes I do not want to see EVERY little detail but maybe in a few weeks I will change my mind, I don't know.

Okay so here is technically my second blog post but here I will blog about twitter. Am I completely sold on this idea of twitter, no, but I am willing to give it a shot. For class, we have to create a twitter account which means I will now have access to another kind of social media on a daily basis. I think the worst part of all this is that I can tweet on my phone so easily. I love technology but sometimes it distracts me from what I should be doing. For example, in my free time I watch tv shows on netflix. I love the internet but I should have been completing my assignments. A part of me is a bit nervous about creating this twitter account though. I think I am mostly nervous about liking it and being sucked into it. I am interested to see how the professionalism side of twitter will be. My students have only shown me the "high school" side of this. I will be looking forward to blogging and micro blogging during this class.

Kin 710 Blog Entry: I think the biggest and hardest part about starting this blog is not knowing where to begin, what to include and how to proceed. I have read and reviewed many blogs of friends and professionals but it is a completely knew experience when you're the one creating the blog. For starters, tonight is homecoming for the high school I work at and I enjoy the excitement. I never was in to sports in high school so I find being front row is more exciting than expected. The kids enjoy it too! I honestly just hope the football games are successful with little to no injuries. I sent two kids to the ER for xrays at yesterdays freshman football game to find out one kid broke his tibia. Just breaks my heart. I do love my job and I love the experiences I have been getting. When I am faced with trauma or high levels of anxiety for others, I find myself calm and ready to take on anything. I feel this is why I am a good athletic trainer.