Don't you just love Twitter

I love it and have met some very friendly, lovely and all round nice people.

But there is a dark side too, things that come back to haunt you, so to speak. I am very careful with what I say and I work to the moto if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all.

If any one looked through my tweets you will find that I am very sweet to all. I try to help where I can, give moral support or just have a friendly chat. I do love to chat and my husband can confirm that I like to talk.

I have a love of musical theatre and I am lucky to be followed by a few people from this industry. Most of them are people from my fav musical The Phantom of the Opera,
they have either been in or currently in the show. It makes me smile when they follow me and it brightens up what have been some dark days. Especialy while I was collapsing all the time before my pacemaker was fitted.

I am also followed by a very lovely young lady who has a rare form of cancer and I have been following her tweets about her treatment in Germany. She has a very good out look on life for someone so young and I hope that this experimental treatment she is having works for her.

There have also been a few very sad stories, another child who I follow with the same condition as the young lady died not that long ago from the condition. It was with a very sad heart that I read what his mum wrote about him. His account is still active and run by his mum, I think it was always his mum who tweeted from the account, as a tool to help other people with the type on cancer her son had.

That is the thing about twitter you met some very lovely people who can inspire you. I'm not one for following celebraties but there are a couple who I do. One is Stephen Fry, well I think most people follow him. The only problem I have is that I follow about 400 people and sometimes if I don't regually check my time line I miss some tweets. These seem to be the funny ones too.

So I love twitter and would miss it if it ever went away.