31 Tuesday Dec 2013
Posted in Blogging, Middle East, Oman, Wordpress, Writing
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 78,000 times in 2013. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 3 days for that many people to see it.
Click here to see the complete report.
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where travel meets art
Finding and reporting what's special across America
Just another WordPress.com site
Farming an acre in the Upper Wolf Island Creek subwatershed in the Roanoke River basin.
Java Fever
Thee Life, Thee Heart, Thee Tears
"Lead the Life You're Meant to Live"
Linda Grashoff's Photography Adventures
A small town take on the big, wide world
eating and traveling in pursuit of la dolce vita
Exploring Japan's popular tourist spots and off-the-beaten path
You can learn a lot from Lydia...(It's a song, not a promise.)
My site for offering my alcohol ink arts
Blessed be the ones that see beauty where others see nothing
Debra's Excellent Adventures in Reading and Travel
Traveling & Blogging Near and Far
Jane's Lens
Notebooks from a trampfest. Travel tips, tales and images, online since 2006.
I’ve missed seeing you, amiga! A few days ago \i saw your comment elsewhere and realized that you have a new blog! (Duh!) My head’s not been in the sand, but it has been in the cloud forest and not online often!
Happy New Year!
Z
Hello Lisa, it’s been a long time! I’ve been writing from America since early August, and am still trying to adjust to life at home. I hope all is well with you! 🙂
Congratulations, Cathy – you are such a prolific and colorful writer. I know your audience can always count on an interesting post complete with pictures!
Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, Annette! My Oman blog did far better than my American one; I think people like the exotic more. But it’s okay. I know I need to be home for awhile. I’ll have to find the exotic here on the East Coast, or in my imagination. I see a lot of books and foreign movies in my 2014. 🙂
Happy New Year ! Love these year-end reports — that I do NOT get on BlogSpot.
Thanks so much and Happy New Year to you, Sybil. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
Interesting, these stats, aren’t they? Wonder what 2014 will have to say.
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Yes, I wonder. My Oman blog did much better than my American one. I think people are more drawn to the exotic. I hope for peace and enough for you in 2014, Carol. xxx
Hi Cathy. Happy New Year. Best of everything for you as you enter 2014. I expect viewers do like the exotic, but the USA has a lot of blog potential. Don’t you agree?
Yes, I do agree, Lynne; and blogging gives me the incentive to get out and see things I’ve never seen before, or at least see things I haven’t seen in a long time! Best to you in 2014 too. 🙂