Zwolle, Overijssel, Netherlands
Santa Ana, California, United States
Donetsk, Donets'ka Oblast', Ukraine (This happens very very rarely. Welcome, compatriot!) Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
Oslo, Norway (From my favorite country in the world, too!)
Izmir, Turkey Lafayette, California, United States (Anybody who comes from a place called "Lafayette" is a dear guest here, so please keep coming)
Aarhus, Midtjyllen, Denmark Orange, California, United States
Jelgava, Jelgavas, Latvia (Finally, my very first visitor from Latvia) Elgin, Illinois, United States Dallas, Texas, United States
Vilnius, Vilniaus Apskritis, Lithuania
Bovenden, Niedersachsen, Germany (Germans are rare on this blog, so I'm glad this person came).
Athens, Attiki, Greece
Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, Indonesia Vilnius, Vilniaus Apskritis, Lithuania
London, United Kingdom
Paris, Ile-de-france, France
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain (Yay, a person from Spain!)
Luleå, Norrbottens Lan, Sweden (People from Sweden come quite often) Batavia, Illinois, United States Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Kranj, Bohinj, Slovenia (I have many regular visitors from this place for some reason) Burgess Hill, West Sussex, United Kingdom
Dublin, Ireland
Taranto, Puglia, Italy Norwood, Massachusetts, United States Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, DenmarkIsn't this cool, people?
6 comments:
Often reading your blog on my Sony Reader and not on the website so also greetings from a Japanese/German living in Graz, Austria :)
Wow, that's cool! Nice to have you here. :-)
Clarissa,
I'm the "Kranj, Bohinj, Slovenia" visitor :) I'm actually from a town near the capital (Ljubljana), but for some reason my location is always listed as Kranj on statcounters. Anyway, I'm a regular reader, that's why you get a lot of hits from me :) (I'm a cultural studies student and I find a lot of things you're writing about very interesting and useful). Well, I just wanted to say hi :)
Greetings from Slovenia!
-Teja
It's great to have you here, Teja. :-)
This has turned out to be a very useful post because people are making themselves known (to me), which is great.
Maybe it's because when they come at a time on Sunday, it's actually Monday over there. My husband has been in Iraq for almost 3 months now and he still can't remember what day it is here, right now it's Saturday here and there, but in a few hours it will be Sunday morning over there.
When he calls on Skype every night, it's the start of his day, but our tomorrow. We stopped saying 'tomorrow' and 'yesterday' for that reason. It's confusing.
I wish your husband a very safe tour and a happy reunion with his family very soon!!!
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