... because I have more to say!
1) Women's Health On 10 Secrets of Super Happy Couples
"Tweet responsibly.
According to a survey of 100,000 people from OkCupid .com, avid tweeters tend to have shorter relationships—10 percent shorter, on average—than those who don't microblog. "Having your eyes glued to a smartphone screen isn't exactly conducive to romance," says Hatt. Be sure your tendency toward technology (tweets, texts, and otherwise) doesn't take up time better spent engaging in heart-to-heart communication with your guy."
I'm totally guilty. Will fix!
Btw Tweeps, I highly recommend following Women's / Men's Health (@WomensHealthMag / @MensHealthMag). Great fitness, nutrition and lifestyle tidbits. @Shape_Magazine is another good one.
2) If You're A Social Media Tool, Manage Your Social Media Accounts!
I tweeted something positive about Pinterest. After I sent my tweet, I clicked into Pinterest's Twitter account and was surprised to learn that Pinterest has not sent any tweets for nearly a month!
Seriously, Pinterest, you're a social media tool yourself. For goodness sake, manage your social media presence! As an avid surfer, I expect you to be on Twitter.
Pinterest's lack of regular Tweets leads me to question its social media prowness. Definitely dampens its credibility as a potential influencer in the social media space. But I assume it will hire a marketing person soon.
On a more positive note, I think Pinterest is a great tool for men. Looking for gift ideas? Check out her Pinterest boards! She pinned them, she must like them!
3) Oh, How Democratic!
Wall Street Journal
"Dr. Kim is nearly certain to become the next World Bank president, succeeding Robert Zoellick, a former Bush administration official whose five-year term ends in June. Since the institution was created in 1944, the U.S. has always selected the World Bank president under an informal agreement with European nations, which pick the head of the International Monetary Fund. The combined shares of U.S. and European nations in each organization make it nearly impossible for a candidate from other nationalities to break the unwritten compact."
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I like to absorb random information. And I like to share all these random information with my significant other, eliciting a discussion. I think this is why some people find me interesting, others find me daunting.
A guy I was seeing for about a month last month said this to me in our let's-stop-seeing-each-other-talk:
"Ling, I do enough thinking at work. When I come home, I'm not sure if I want this. And I feel, with you, we'll constantly be going back and forth."
Fair enough.
Indeed, I can be a handful.
But I'm sure there are people out there who would enjoy my handful.
Always stay positive, see exhibit!

Yup, just like that! 
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