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Personally, I've never liked Twitter, and don't see the point of "tweeting" out thoughts in 280 characters or less. It's a lazy form of communication and provides a person with the ability to hide behind words.

"In other words ... Twitter will continue to be bad for society."

The month of April was a game-changer. We started getting more nice days which meant more people outdoors on adventures and sharing their fun on social media.

How do your nightstands compare to ours?

I'm a fan of bad jokes, I am a dad after all and it's part of my job.

Right now it seems almost calm around town, especially compared to the craziness of November.

The Twitter world is responding to a picture recently shared by a woman named Amber, who claims to be a southern Idaho resident, former veteran and environmentalist.

A global pandemic apparently isn't enough to stop the world from enjoying the beauty and activity options around Twin Falls.

You have to credit this one for having a good heart and even better intentions. She came across what she thought was a dog that was hit by a car and rescued him. Later, she found out that she had actually rescued a wild coyote.

I'm guilty of this. I've shared links on social media without reading them.

April 21st, here we come.

If you ever wondered - the internet is a weird place.