Things have changed…
August 18th, 2009
If you think things are changing you’re wrong. They have already changed.
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- Me, X, & E are watching Gorillaz on palladia. My boys may have British accents from all the music we listen to.
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Chad Jarnagin. Songwriter. Worship Leader. Artist. Pastor. Creative Ideologist. Vocal Coach. Experience Architect. I grew up around Cincinnati, OH and have lived in the Nashville area for over 10 years. I’m the Worship Arts Pastor of Rolling Hills Community Church… More »
Dude, rockin video… while I will still stay away from facebook and mypace, I have fallen in love with social media. Twitter specifically to find out new things and have conversations with people I see seldom.
i love that video. posted it on my blog last night. CRAZY.
AH! Great minds Brewster…
Great video! I’m still waiting for John to twitter. He hated it in the beginning. But then I posted a pic of a WW2 piece of fabric he had for 30 yr & could never find out its origin. He swore he’d talked to all the experts he could find. I sent out a twitpic & in less than 4 hrs, I had 5 leads. In less than 24 hrs he was speaking to a man in CA who solved his mystery. His comment “Don’t make me like Twitter.” HA!
Very interesting. The ironic thing is even though we are more connected than ever, some are more lonely than ever. I think Brent mentioned this before but does social networking = real relationships? Most of the time it doesn’t IMHO.