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How Do I Know Thee? Three Social Media Vignettes by Kate Trgovac - www.mynameiskate.ca

“I’ve never looked into your eyes, but I know you through your tweets. Each 140 character set touches my soul and each pixel of your 48 x 48 icon sets my heart aflutter. You are smart and funny and witty and charming and… dreamy. But apparently a lot of other people think so too.”

In a chapter entitled ‘How Do I Know Thee? Three Social Media Vignettes‘ Kate paints three different pictures with words. Dear reader, you’d have to read it in full - I can’t summarise this chapter. It’s like poetry.

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