Move over emoji - the GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) keyboard is taking the reins this holiday season.
Although I’m sure those little Christmas tree and Santa Claus emoticons will still be on your “Most Popularly Used” list this December, animated GIFs are quickly rising to the top of our lists.
When it comes to expressing yourself, there seems to be a grumpy kitten or screaming Kim Kardashian image to perfectly portray every mood.
We all know the holiday season can stir up a lot of emotions within us, whether it’s the joy of hearing Christmas music everywhere we go or the stress that takes over when preparing for the in-laws’ visit.
What better way to express the rollercoaster of holiday emotions than with animated images? Users can now access GIFs on most all social media networks, including Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat messaging and even your iMessage keyboard.
In order to best utilize this new - and very entertaining - communication craze, we have put together a list of GIF dos and don’ts for your holiday reading.
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