As I approach a potential 400 subscribers (aka followers of this blog), I can only maintain the excitement that out of 400 people I am at least reaching one of you (it is my hope). I still remember when I got my first 100. It was very exciting and I told myself I would not shout from the rooftops until I reached at least 400. And as I look over the map of the locations of some of you with 3 followers short of my mini goal, I cannot help but notice something even more exciting than that: International Support.
I’ve only been blogging at this address for about 7 months. And as I continue to learn about blogging itself, about you and your interest and about how I can be of service, of friendship, and of inspiration, one of the many exciting things about Blogging is the ability to reach people across the globe. It is one of the many advantages of the internet and increase in technology. While there are many things that excite us about our writing endeavors, I especially enjoy the International views that I get from those of you across the water. I also think it is something we underestimate on a general scale. That is, the world is much bigger than the U.S.
So without further ado I would just like to take the time to thank those of you from:
Germany, Australia, France, and the UK.
Do you live outside the U.S.? Where are you from? I would love to know! Comment below!
The PBS Blog 
Congrats on your 400! I know of the location of some the followers on my blog, but there are others that visit from foreign lands, of whom I know nothing about. It would be wonderful to know where everyone is located.
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Thanks! And absolutely, to know where everyone is located would be most excellent. Thanks for leaving a thought on the table!
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You’re welcome! BTW, I’m from the US/Massachusetts. I’ve installed a flag widget on my blog and sometimes you can figure out where people are posting from. I think that the free widget is called flag counter.
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