The people that got us through

Since this is my blog (ok, it really belongs to D and I, but he rarely posts)... anyway, since this is my blog I am going to do what I want to.

I will say that my regular readers have been very good at commenting. Thank you all. I appreciate you and will try my best to reciprocate as much as possible.

So I have what I call my "Secret Squirrel Stat Counter" hooked to all of my blogs and websites. You can't see it, you can't check it because only I have the power!! And I like it that way. Even D doesn't know the password. Of course that isn't because I don't want him to know, it is just because I have never gotten around to giving it to him. Although, he is pretty bright so I am sure with a little deductive reasoning and time he could figure it out.

Where was I? Oh yes. Today my stat counter told me that I had a visitor from Barbados. Hello, whoever you are. Probably someone who happened upon us by accident, but Hi anyway. This got me thinking. One of the cool things my stat counter shows me is what countries people have visited from. Yeah sure, the map does too, but that means I need to know my world geography and as illustrated by my last 2 posts on Life of Elle, I am dumb.

When we started Unexpected Miracles I started writing down all of the countries that people have visited from. Wanna see the list. Too bad! I am going to show it to you anyway.

United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Russia, Australia, Scotland, Hong Kong, Philippines, Finland, Netherlands, India, Kazakhstan, Puerto Rico, Ireland, Italy, Denmark, Barbados, South Korea, Spain, Portugal, New Zealand, Sweden, Israel, Mexico.

There are few others, but I didn't get them written down. I have regular readers in Australia and Germany, but I don't know who they are... hint, hint.

So now, since this is my blog and I can do what I want to, I am going to start pointing out those locations that are regular visitors, but not regular commenters. HA! I'll make you de-lurk. So do it now before I make a spectacle out of you.

My nifty neato country stats also work for cities. I can tell you stuff like Californians read my blog more than Washingtonians. And that some of you need more to do with your days.