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@wrenchedbee Yes it was a blast, the weather was definitely way better and not smokey. Volunteering at Kdays seems like a very fun opportunity!

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@eri20277 It seems like it's very easy for users to make an account because you can use your instagram account to login. To me its the exact same as Twitter! #EXSM5510

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@chelsreader Sounds amazing!! I'll have to check it out sometime :)

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@chelsreader I totally agree! I feel like I didn't have much time for myself this summer at all! Which river are you wanting to go to?!

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@eri20277 I am still getting used to Twitter. I feel like there is a lot going on whenever I open the app, and so many tweets to look over haha. Yes I have tried thread! How about you? Do you like Twitter? #EXSM5510

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Thank you all for joining my snowboarding adventure today! Gonna go take a long hot shower and ice my tailbone when I'm home 😂🤪

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Now in line at the chalet buying fries and onion rings 🤤

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Update: I found my friend 🎉

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Got distracted by a squirrel and lost my friend. Tried calling her but she won't pick up 😭

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In my opinion, the biggest challenge authors on Twitter face is how to capture the reader’s attention within a fast-paced and crowded social media environment.

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In addition to making them more interesting, this allows readers to rapidly consume them with little effort/time constraint.

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Twitter stories can be captivating due to their simplicity because they force authors to limit their message to key points while still telling a compelling story in a concise amount of words.