Hello? Kansas? Anybody?
A recent map of visitors to Archives of Our Lives looks something like this:
And when I say "recent" I mean mere minutes ago. And when I say "something like this," I mean exactly.
I'm thinking Archives of Our Lives needs to branch out.
Quick, tell all your friends in the mid-west (why do they call it the "mid-west" when it's really just the "mid?") to read my blog.
For that matter, tell anyone outside the North American continent, too.
I'm the next big thing. I'm taking over Dooce™.
Or didn't you hear?
Labels: It's All Good, thisandthat, what I'm about
12 Comments:
I am first!!! the lonely pin in the florida peninsula is me. I stalk you site but I am bad about commenting. I will try to do better.
cool map. where'd ya get that?
The middle of America is missing out. I wish I knew someone who lived there to tell about you.
BTW, thanks for letting us anonymous people comment on your blog. I have checked out several other blogs, but when I find out I am not allowed to comment I just don't read them anymore. You make us anonymous people feel important too.
I think the problem is that the people in Kansas are still waiting to hear the internet was invented. Right? I'm pretty sure that's it.
Millie,
I already tell everyone I know to read your blog. What more do you want from me? Sheesh!
That's strange. Mine usually is all over Africa...and hardly on the east coast. What the.
Oh...and you are nicer than me, allowing anonymous comments.
I need some serious direction in how to figure that feature out!! Feel free to drop me a note with some pointers ;-)
I am proud to say that one of those bullet points belongs to ME!!!!
with anonimity comes great power. whoa, who's that down by south america?
AW man! If I had known I would have sent you a comment. I'm way up in Alaska, still north america though, so not really that exciting. Just really freaking cold.
Just found your blog-You make me smile! How bout a little ole red dot from the grand state of Texas? (like the accent? ha...just trying to keep up those darned stereotypes!)
Tracey
Polkadotsandpicketfences.com
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