I've blogged about Sitemeter before, and how much I love, love, love it. I click on it and get all kinds of fascinating information about you, my readers. Not to mention a little mis-information. Locations, for instance.
My daughter and I use Sprint DSL. We're nowhere near Brinktown, Missouri... but that's how we come up on Sitemeter. Oh well, at least it's the right state.
I have a very regular reader (thanks for being interested, whoever you are) whose location is shown as Surrey, Prince Edward Island. Other places mentioned are Elyra, Ohio; Fort Worth, Texas; Plano, Texas; Nashville, Tennessee; Hendersonville, Tennessee, and Avon, Indiana.
Of course, many of these folks stumbled in here by way of Google; most of those don't stay long. And I can see that many of my regular readers arrive here after reading my AOL journal.
It's so interesting to see a little information about you folks. By the way, if you click on sitemeter, there on the right, you can see all the information for yourself.
So this morning I was looking at locations of recent readers and saw I had a visitor last night who is located at Rocky Mount, Missouri. He or she arrived here after reading my AOL journal. They stayed almost twenty minutes.
There's a former pastor of mine and his wife who live in that town of less than 1,600. Do you suppose they've stumbled onto my journal??? I know they have Internet.
Pastor? Faith? Are you out there? Hellooooooo!!!! If it's you, I miss you and love you both! Nobody inspires me to write sermon-poems any more.
sitemeters rock!
ReplyDeleteits nice to know others are reading, even if they are lurking and never comment-I have many of those.
Im just glad they are stopping by to read, I like comments but I like the fact that someone is reading what I have to blab about on a regular basis.
omg, I so badly need more adult or equine interaction other than my computer.
My kids are slowly driving me to the edge!!!
Hey Donna, My wife and I are in Seattle and we just bought a 7yo bay, Missouri Fox Trotter. We are bringing her homt to Oregon in the morning.
ReplyDeleteHey, Guy... I hope your experience with those Missouri Foxtrotters is as good as mine: I've had seven horses (I think) in my life. Three have been Foxtrotters, and they have all been angels, so far. Oh, and I LOVE bay horses. I'd like to see a picture of your new horse!
ReplyDeleteDonna, I found you via Melanie. Your post is so right on. I try to imagine who the heck some of the people are based on their locale and what they're searching for. (Mostly love in all the wrong places.)
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