100,000 page views

I write mostly about nothing.  It astounds me that over 6,700 people, from all over the world, have read at least one post on this blog. 

I began writing on June 3, 2012.  I purposely did not want a theme.  That way I am free to write about anything I want.  And for those who read this, you know my topics cover a broad landscape. But mostly, it’s about living in New York, my friends and family, fashion, hair, and customer service.  All with a few photos thrown in.

Most of my readers are from New York, but in the 26 months I’ve been writing, someone from every US state has read at least one thing I’ve posted.  Except for South Dakota.  They are not interested in the day-to-day life of a Manhattanite.

The darker the color, the higher the number.

I need to think up something to attract someone from SD, along with someone from Antarctica, the only continent that has had no one reading this blog.  And I’m sure I must have written about the polar vortex this past winter. 

People from 81 countries have read what I have to say.

I wonder what someone in Nigeria would think about my problems with Time Warner Cable when theirs are so much graver. Do the few from Russia who read this blog (and there are a few) long for the freedom I have to even be able to write the stuff I do?  And do the people from Nebraska envy the life I live in New York or instead think, “Why would anyone want to live there?"

I am grateful to you, my readers.  As long as you continue to read, I will continue to write.  Even when I have nothing of substance to say.  Which, as you know, is mostly every day.