
Sorry...for the lack of post Friday I was having some computer issues and had a lot of baking to do for a bridal shower on Saturday that I
didn't have too much time to mess with it. Oh technology!
There are times technology can drive me crazy, but come on you can't beat how hand it is. So on that note, lets talk
texting. If you live in
Arkansas than you should know that it is illegal to text while driving. I'm not sure how many people obey that law, but it's the law. That being said I came up on a very interesting
argument a couple months back about
texting versus tweeting. A girls mother was getting onto her for "
texting" while driving (she had just passed by and witnessed her frantically typing away while behind the wheel...
tisk,
tisk,
tisk.) Well, the girl was
SOOOO annoyed with her mother and said she wasn't breaking any law. She wasn't
texting instead she was TWEETING!
IS THERE A DIFFERENCE WHILE DRIVING? I looked up the law it simply says
texting. So where does tweeting fall under that.
Lets face it we can do a lot of communicating while making our way around town, BUT studies say its more dangerous to text/tweet while driving than drinking and driving. I get so frustrated when I see a car around me weaving only to notice they're urgently sending out that very important message.
I'm not saying I'm a saint...it is very tempting to do it myself, but now with Stella
in the car I don't want to chance it and I wish other drivers wouldn't put us at risk anyway.
Ok, enough with the soap box and back to the girls
argument. She wasn't
texting...she was tweeting. What do you think?