I remember way back in June of 2012, before our roadschooling adventure had even begun, I posted about stats, and how darned exciting they were. And they are! It still gives me a thrill to write for an actual audience of actual people, especially when they come from so many different places. As a kid, I used to cut maps out of National Geographic magazines and stick them in a scrapbook, just because I liked them, so when I see that WordPress map with the countries of my “visitors” coloured in – well, you can imagine my excitement. And even though I only posted four times in 2014, I received my “Blog Report” on Dec. 31 informing me that in the past year I had 2900 visitors from 78 different countries. From four posts! I need to get back at it – imagine what would happen if I blogged once a week, or even once a month. Actually, that seems like a reasonable goal – once a month. Starting tomorrow. Promise.
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I am a mom enjoying a year off with my husband and three daughters, ages 13, 11, and 9. We have sold up and taken off. This blog chronicles our journey - the good, the bad, and the ugly!
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That’s amazing. X
Isn’t it amazing/curious? I haven’t posted since February and still have average of 5 visitors a day. I wonder how they find us! Guess I should get working on “Leaving Wadi Rum – Part 2″….I promise if you promise! Great seeing you and the family on Christmas Eve. Take care…at the airport now for the start of my next adventure.
Looking forward to reading about your new adventures, Terry!
I shall check – a promise is a promise! A. J x
We’re going to hold you to that promise…. 😉
I know what you mean, though. I’m amazed by how many visitors I get too. I wonder if any of them are repeat visitors and that they’d be interested enough to come back…I’m humbled by it, actually. I wish they’d leave comments, though. Don’t you. 🙂
And just as an extra boost to your blog, I’m going to share it with the Roadschooling Google+ community. You should check them out. They have some cool shares. https://plus.google.com/communities/107292018870634537157
Thank you, Janet! I will check it out.