Twitter Resources for the Sandwich Generation: Dementia Care, Parkinson’s Disease, Silver Alert, World’s Weirdest Hotels, and More
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Like I’ve got some excellent links for you that first appeared on my Twitter page. In fact, there are so many, I’m going to do half today and half tomorrow. Don’t forget, if you want them hot off the press, come join the conversation at http://twitter.com/SandwichINK . Without further adieu… Disaster/Emergency Links: Here is a [...]
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Like Yesterday I mentioned Twitter, explained it briefly, and invited y’all to join me there. Today it occurred to me to share a little more information. Specifically, why sign up for Twitter? There are actually several good reasons: 1. It’s useful and fun to find like-minded folks to share information, links, and other resources with. [...]
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