Things that make me go "hmmm".

Longtime readers know how addicted I am to my sitemeter.  More and more, people are keeping their browsing private.  This means I don't see their location, but I am still informed of a few details about them. For instance, even if you are using private browsing, I am able to see if you have a Mac.  I can tell which browser you are using, and which ones you have on your computer that you are not using.  All this useless information fascinates me.  In fact, you folks can check it out yourselves.  Just scroll down on the right-hand side of my blog until you see this:

Click on it and snoop around all you like.  I could fix it so nobody can see it except me, but that's no fun.  

OK, here's the exciting part:  somebody has recently discovered me, and they are laboriously reading back through my blog one entry at a time.  I can understand this; when I first discovered Pioneer Woman, I spent hours going back over her blog... which was much more interesting and funny in those days, but I see why:  After all those years, she has pretty much blogged about everything she has ever done.  If you want to see her best entries, go read the ones from five or six years ago, like THIS ONE.  You will laugh out loud.  

But I digress.  

  

Meet my newest fan (or stalker, whatever).  He or she has a Mac and uses Hughes satellite to connect to the Internet.  The location is unknown.  This person is spending hours reading my blog.  You can see they read thirteen pages on this visit.  Since I'm no Pioneer Woman, I very seldom have people spend this much time reading past entries.  Usually when they do, they are reading my mother's story, which is probably the most interesting thing on my blog.  
Come on, my new friend.  'Fess up.  Introduce yourself.