I started this blog in August of 2009 and in that same year I updated my website (livebooks). I suppose I started 'blogging' because I felt I had something to say and share with the world? And I suppose, like my well organized photo albums, it's been a way of recording my small business journey, amongst other things.I don't have any expectations of what's to come from blogging, really. So far I've enjoyed the experience. I really enjoy writing even though it's time consuming and for me, at times, trying. But recently I've been wondering who visits my blog and website? So I thought I'd try something new. I've added a widget from Feedjit that allows me to see where (in the world) the 'traffic' comes from. Now wouldn't it be fun if those little red dots on the Feedjit world map suddenly started to multiply like the 'comments' did in Julie and Julia? And wouldn't it be exciting if one of those little red dots suddenly showed up in, let's say, Russia? Or not? No expectations, really. Just curious.
6 comments:
What's exciting is to realize that from your computer to theirs in almost any part of the world in 'nanoseconds'
people can see your written thoughts and ideas. Awesome!
M
This technology is pretty cool ! BTW we need to talk about that mirror...we're going to put a prototype together soon.
Soon there will be a Costa Rica dot!
:)
Now that's exciting?
Don't know if I'm more excited about a Costa Rica dot or you blogging about your journey?
I can't wait to see all the different places that show up on your map.
I am a big fan and read your blog alot!
Where is my Grafton dot?
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