Our first tweets from Twitter archives
Published April 3, 2013
Twitter allows people to dig back through its archives to uncover the initial fumbling attempts at writing in 140 characters. Here’s ours.
Twitter is now a 24-hour news wire, a nonstop flow of stories, photos, videos, and yes, sometime what people had for lunch, that is informative and entertaining. It has been embraced by the church, with bishops, cardinals, and Pope Francis – at @Pontifex – to send messages to the world.
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First tweet. Ever.
The Georgia Bulletin newspaper is launching its Twitter account.
— Georgia Bulletin (@georgiabulletin) February 24, 2009
First time food was mentioned:
Andrew is heading out for Dunkin’ Donuts. Medium coffee. Regular.
— Georgia Bulletin (@georgiabulletin) March 16, 2009
First Retweet
@erika_anderson The lesson is I need to rewire my brain to use Tweets as a place to find sources. Thanks for the tip. Next time.
— Georgia Bulletin (@georgiabulletin) March 19, 2009
First photo: 
The photo, if memory serves me right, was taken at an interfaith forum at The Temple, Atlanta. That’s Archbishop Gregory, second from left.
Aww, yay! So glad I’m a part of history. 🙂