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Twitter. Up until about 3 months ago it was just social media jargon to me.

But now it has become a part of my life, minute by minute.

I started up my own Twitter account a couple of months ago to get a feel for it all. It was just really practice for the FoodFun Twitter account but it got my feet wet and realizing the potential of this social media tool.

And now I am on Twitter all day long. It's the first thing I check when I wake up and the last thing I do before I go to sleep. It is addictive for two reasons:

1. To make great connections.

2. To stay up to date and in the know

From making great editorial connections to finding out about new restaurants and sales, Twitter keeps me updated. This morning it also brought some sad news about the suspicious death of a young Montreal man. Throughout his disappearance Twitter was a huge tool in searching for his location.

It's amazing what this new medium has done. But also a bit scary.

Where do you draw the line between your regular life and Twitter life?

When do you unplug and stop multitasking?

I wish I knew the answers. Hopefully with time I'll figure it out.

Want to have some FoodFun?

So I've been talking a lot lately about FoodFun.

Maybe you've checked out our website or maybe our educational games for kids are new to you.

Either way, I have a special invitation just for you Montrealers.

FoodFun will be putting on a live demonstration of our 3 games - FoodMoves, FoodFarm & FoodFlash at Fait Ici.

Here are the details:

Sunday December 12

11:15 am

Kids 3-8 + 1 parent

2519 Notre Dame West (Corner Charlevoix)

If you are interested in having a Sunday morning of fun please email me to RSVP. Space is limited so its first come, first serve.

Hope to see you there!

The Big News

As some of you already know I had a second baby this year. No Hannah didn't get a new brother or sister but rather I helped start up a little brand called FoodFun.

For the past year we have been developing, designing and dreaming up educational games for children that teach them about healthy eating and living. As childhood obesity continues to grow throughout North America we were crafting a concept that would let kids have fun with their food, namely healthy food.

I am so proud to announce that we launched our website today at www.foodfun.org I invite you to check out our first 3 games FoodMoves, FoodFarm and FoodFlash and see what our brand is all about.




Our games are for children between the ages of 3-8, and with Hanukah and Christmas upon us what better gift to give than the gift of health to last a lifetime.

And better yet, for each game sold, we will donate 5% of proceeds to organizations committed to fighting the childhood obesity epidemic.

I'd appreciate your help in passing this message along as we're a small grassroots company. Moms, dads, grandparents, teachers...anyone with a special child in their life.

Thanks so much and hopefully some of you will be "playing with your food" soon!