> 140 chars

Twitter is a great place for us to express our views, opinion, critics etc as long as we keep it short. So when you are on the run or need to shout out loud it is great. However sometime when you have enough coffee and need to write bit more you need a proper blog.  I guess now I need to find that cup a coffee {or more} and share more than 140 chars :-). Hmmmmm, that is going to be interesting in a world where we only have 24 hours in a day. 


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