Tweet, Tweet Follow Me On Twitter
All the cool gardening kids are Twittering. Amanda from Kiss My Aster, Andrea from Heavy Petal, Margaret from Away to Garden.
So last week, I decided to join in on the fun. And to my complete surprise twittering actually is fun. Really fun! People twitter about websites they like, plants they want to grow in their gardens, their favorite recipes. Everything! It’s a great place to troll for ideas. For instance, just this morning Amanda posted a link to an awesome edible wall made of lettuce. Who knew?
Twitter is also another great way to discover cool people that you might never run across in your normal life. For instance, I’m following La Marquise Des Anges—a fabulous cook and crafter who blogs from the south of France (the photos in this post are her designs, which you should definitely check out on her Etsy shop). On Twitter, she shares products she likes on Etsy, music she listens to, and posts updates from her blog.
As for me, I’m tweeting about what’s happening out in the garden, what I’m cooking in the kitchen, and passing along websites, photos, and ideas that I like (and that I think that you might like, too). So, if you’re not twittering, check it out! And if you are, you can now follow me.
Willi: I couldn’t get your “follow me” link to sign up for your Twitter to work. This may just be operator error on my end, but your other links work. I am going to try the Chocolatines from La Marquies’ site using my new found Artisan Bread in 5 minutes sweet dough to see if I can cut some time off the process. Whatever happens it is sure to be a tasty trial!!
March 31st, 2009 at 10:09 amThere is two http:// in your follow link.
Got there though and following!
March 31st, 2009 at 10:51 amhttp://twitter.com/DigginFood
Thanks for letting me know the link didn’t work! I fixed it in the post and here it is again for good measure:
March 31st, 2009 at 11:28 amhttp://twitter.com/DigginFood
OK — you’re followed!
Enjoy your site.
- Chris @LighterFootstep http://twitter.com/LighterFootstep
March 31st, 2009 at 7:56 pmI followed you. You know, I dig anything about gardening. I think that’s the most surprising thing about Twitter is how many garden folks are on there. It’s a giant food and plant fest. Tweet on!~~Dee
April 1st, 2009 at 7:01 am