Ronnie (right) had met Clarissa (left) on Facebook, and it seemed from their on-line correspondence that they were ideally suited for each other; from her picture, she was a real beauty. When they finally met face to face, Ronnie realized that the online pictures hadn’t given him any clue about size . . .
Chloe, wanting to make the move from sunflower to something better–at least a bird, if not an entry grade data processor–was troubled that she couldn’t find the evolution homepage or even a Facebook page so she could apply for an evolutionary upgrade . . .
Cassandra had 4,276 friends on Facebook, 13, 212 people following her Twitter feed, was on Snapchat & Instagram–and Instagram alone took 6 hours of her day. She wondered, what did social butterflies do before electronic media?
Ronnie (right) had met Clarissa (left) on Facebook, and it seemed from their correspondence on line that they were ideally suited for each other; from her picture, she was a real beauty. When they finally met face to face Ronnie realized that the online pictures hadn’t given him any clue about size . . .
After Instagramming, Tweeting and Facebook-posting the magnificent tail braiding she had gotten at the horse show, Belinda hoped she hadn’t sent the wrong message . . .
Only after he posted and then looked at a “selfie” on his Facebook page did Danny realize he could use a little “chin work” at the dermatologist. No wonder the chicks had been rather cool during mating season . . .
