Sunday night: My apartment - 8:00 pm -11:00 pm
8:00 - worked on paper and looked for sources on google
8:45 - went on MLB Trade Rumors to look up trade
8:50 - went on Journal Sentinel online to look for more details
8:52 - logged on twitter
9:00 - went on UW-Madison website to wait for tickets
9:25 - logged on facebook to see the ridiculous prices for tickets in the marketplace
9:30 - logged on twitter
9:45 - worked on paper and looked up sources on google and my UW
10:30 - went back on twitter
10:50 - went on ESPN's website
10:53 - logged to wiscmail
11:00 - went to facebook
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ReplyDeleteYour post caught my attention because you visited my favorite website, MLB Trade Rumors. It's interesting that not only do we spend so much time on the internet, but we go to pages that you constantly need to reload to get the most current information. With the winter meetings, MLBTR is updating every few minutes with little tidbits of information. Also on twitter, when it says on the tabs how many new tweets there have been since the last time you checked, it's difficult to get away from the computer. There are always new things to look at and read about...it's very time consuming because you never want to miss anything.