The best thing ever was the day Instagram and Facebook were down, right? It seems so simple: just don't use the platforms. But when you want to know things, I feel forced to use them. Wells' school posts pictures on Facebook. Instagram is where all the great memes come from. It was quite funny though, to see people I've hardly ever seen on Twitter randomly post things because they had nowhere else to go but, apparently, had things to say:
But back to a simpler time, when we just posted phone photos on blogs. The good old days.
It's true, however, that the only real reason I keep Facebook right now is because how else would I know that Wells got to have brownies for someone's birthday? 3 year olds don't exactly come home and tell you about their day in any detail. He can recite, on repeat, that Tommy Triangle has 3 corners and 3 sides with the accompanying hand motions...but I heard not a word of the bounce house last week until I saw the video on Facebook.
I hate that I love this stuff. I've gotten it at Starbucks multiple times now.