Too Much Social Media-ing?

Let's see....

I have a blog at which I try to update on life events, observations, books, randomness, etc. Though I don't use any stats checkers to see who visits, I think the amount who do -- just from comments -- is a nice, respectable number, a mini-network of people across the country (and a few outside the States) whom I've met and would like to meet, who enjoy a leisurely glimpse into what's happening.

Thanks to work, I also have a Facebook Page. Which I hemmed and hawed against, wondering why on Earth I would need yet another place to inundate people with the events of my life. And yet, Facebook's has enshrouded me in its web, and I am enjoying all the quizzes and games, the connections with current friends, bloggers and the folks from high school. Highly addictive, too; I managed to talk Caesar into starting his own page.

And now, like one of Odysseus' men on the island of the Lotus-Eaters, I am slowly falling under the spell of Twitter. Though, to be honest, I think to really make it work, you need a gimmick or some kind of celebrity. But it is voyeuristic fun reading about the goings on behind the scenes of Robot Chicken or the latest Disneyland news/gossip.

With all this "putting myself out there", I wonder if it's actually too much?