all atwitter about Coco’s liver enzymes

I spent all morning at the vet with Coco. She was tweaked, prodded, poked, punctured, infused and X-rayed for the second time in a month, and they seem to be getting closer to figuring out what was wrong with her.
I can’t blog while waiting at the vet, and while I am not a Twitterer, I do have an account, and it occurred to me that by using my cell phone, I could twitter. So I did:

Waiting at the vet for coco:s blood work is so boring that i thought i would twitter :-).

and

Coco s ALT is 114 which is high. Ongoing problem would seen to be with her inflamed gut. about 2 hours ago

And finally, I asked a question no one will answer at Twitter, because I almost never use Twitter:

Is there any way to set up twitter so that it automatically feeds into a blog post ?

Is there? Does anyone know?
It would be a nice feature, as it would allow me to sneak in an occasional post from a cell phone when I’m in a pinch.
Regarding the ALT, it’s a liver enzyme test and does not necessarily indicate liver diease:

ALT levels may go up four to five times the normal level even in non-hepatic disorders like inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, hemolytic anemia, and heart failure.

So I think Coco will be fine in a couple of weeks. The vet thinks it must be something she ate which caused an enormous, persistent inflammation.
I don’t know whether it’s a coincidence or not, but it seemed to start right after her close encounter with a skunk in the backyard.
She’s resting comfortably now, and licking her lips in anticipation of the nice meal I just gave her (“Royal Canin Gastro Intestinal High Energy” dog food plus yummy yogurt).