I recently added a live traffic feed just because I am so curious about who is reading my blog. Living in naive land, I kind of just thought it was a small group of D-Moms and now BP-Moms that I have made connections with through blogs and/or Facebook.
So I checked my traffic feed this morning and was floored when I see all the places that have visited me here. I am thankful that you all have stopped by and would love you hear from you...I love comments!
Here are a few places that have been here:
British Columbia
Kansas City
Moscow
Plano, TX
Chicago
Memphis, TN
Fishkill, New York
Green River, Wyoming
Norway
Massachusetts
Paris, France
Connecticut
North Carolina
Missouri
Baton Rouge (which interests me because this is just down the road)
Alaska
United Kingdom
Minnesota
Maryland
Vermont
I am excited about all these visitors. Maybe that makes me nerdy...but who cares???
I would love to hear from you!
9 comments:
I'm not a d mom or a bp mom but I did find you through a bp mom! I work at a special needs summer camp and I live in NYC! HIIIII
VERY cool!!!!
I'm gonna call you "International Jennifer" from now on! ;o)
I know....I'm always excited when I see a new visitor :)
Hooray for love from around the world!!
Alaska??? Really??? haha!! Who's coming to your site from...Alaska?? :D
It IS fun to see where people are coming from!
Plano, TX - baby!!!
haha...let's here it for Vermont!!! Love ya Jenn!!!
I'm not a Diabetes or Bipolar mom. I am, however, a Hypoglycemia, Schizoaffective (mood and psychotic symptoms), Tourettes and Spectrum (among other things) teen of fourteen years. As seeing there are more blogs written by parents than kids, I love frequenting these blogs to read about the struggles of those like me and to see the other side of the story.
I am almost positive I'm the Fishkill one, unless there was one for Hopewell Junction/East Fishkill (same town, different names.
i claim the BC one : )
i am not a d-mom or bp mom either, am a young-adult with bipolar except i was not diagnosed until i was 21. right now i just enjoy reading about others with some of the same struggles and i got interested in how kids are getting diagnosed more now (really wish i was) which somehow lead me here.
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