'Do you know how to twitter?'

About two weeks ago I was doing an interview with "TV Guide" and they were asking me all about my experience and all about dancing. Then she asked me, "Do you know how to twitter?" I said, "Well, so far I've only learned the cha-cha and the quick step." She laughed and then she tried to explain to me what it was.

But, at that point, I had never heard of Twitter.

ABC has now talked to me about it because they want me to start twittering, so they set up an account where I send out short text messages that become instant blogs. It allows me to keep everybody instantly informed about whatever it is I'm doing.

The messages will be posted online at the "Dancing with the Stars" page on ABC.com as well as through Twitter (if you sign up for the service). I'll try and find out how you can receive my tweets and include that in my blog tomorrow.

I wish I knew more, but all this twitter deal is all still pretty new to me.

Today we got up and went to CBS Studios to work on camera blocking from 9:45 until 10:30 and then Chelsie and I did our final wardrobe fitting from 10:30 until 11.

I also called into the broadcast booth at the bull riding event in Birmingham and talked to Justin McKee, Justin McBride and Craig Hummer. They asked me all kinds of questions in order to get an update on how "Dancing with the Stars" is going. It was good to talk with those guys and it was great to finally have a chance to watch the bull riding on Versus last night.

This afternoon we went to practice again and just kept running our routine to try and polish it up some more before tomorrow night. Today I was focused on my technique and trying not to miss any steps.

We had a great practice. In fact, we had several runs that if I could have had any of those runs tomorrow night Chelsie and I would be really happy and, I think, the judges would be pretty happy with too.

Chelsie said that she feels like we're twice as prepared as we were last week. She feels good going into it and so do I. Trust me, it's a lot harder once it's show time, but I'm going to try and be really focused and ready to go.