I been tagged. By Steve.
Rules are simple:
You have 150 characters to send a message to the world. Punctuation doesn’t count. Here’s mine:
First priority: relationship with God. Not far behind: be involved a local church where you receive and give. Foster good relationships with your family. Don’t read trash. Go D-backs!
Hmm… Whom to tag? How about Tammy, Esther, and Michael. That little grouping should see a wide range of messages, I would think. 
Posted in Memes
150 words? Hmm. That’ll take some serious self-editing. And who’s Michael, huh?
And what on earth is a D-back?
And what about spaces?
By: (un)relaxeddad on May 18, 2008
at 8:48 pm
(u)rd ~ OK, you got me questioning my sanity, asking about “Michael”. 150 characters, not words, but I think you knew that. I figured if punctuation didn’t count, spaces didn’t, either. I didn’t count ‘em. If you were a baseball fan, perhaps you’d know what a D’back is. They’re in the National League, and they happen to have the best record in all of Major League Baseball, they’re my local team, and, of course, my favorite.
By: Karen Joy on May 19, 2008
at 9:15 am
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By: Message to the World « Just Enough, and Nothing More on May 19, 2008
at 5:21 pm
I am going to do this at some point, honest. Just as soon as my pesky exams are out of the way on Tuesday. Until then, a complete ban on the timesink known as blogging for me.
By: (un)relaxeddad on June 11, 2008
at 3:23 pm
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at 12:26 pm
