The stats are in

So, about two weeks ago I got a "clustrmap" which shows the countries of all visitors which look at my blog. I don't know how they collect these stats, and I don't know if these people accidentally stumbled across my blog and didn't read it before leaving, or if they were just dying for news of Provo, or if they just thought my writing style was thrilling. In any case, here are the stats:

United States (US) 150
United Kingdom (GB) 38
Malaysia (MY) 8
Canada (CA) 6
Japan (JP) 5
United Arab Emirates (AE) 4
Jordan (JO) 3
Pakistan (PK) 3
Australia (AU) 3
Netherlands (NL) 2
France (FR) 2
Morocco (MA) 2
Taiwan (TW) 2
South Africa (ZA) 2
Vietnam (VN) 1
Denmark (DK) 1
Germany (DE) 1
Maldives (MV) 1
Ireland (IE) 1
Romania (RO) 1
Russian Federation (RU) 1
Moldova, Republic of (MD) 1
Saudi Arabia (SA) 1
Israel (IL) 1
Lebanon (LB) 1
Turkey (TR) 1
Serbia (RS) 1
Oman (OM) 1
Europe (EU) 1

Pretty impressive for two weeks, I think! I am now obsessed with checking my clustrmap daily to see what new countries have popped up. I have to admit that my favorites include Romania and Moldova (my friend served her mission there), Russia (I have always wanted to go), Israel, Jordan, and Taiwan (lived there), and the random visitor from "Europe." I was surprised that I had no hits from South America, but one of my other blogs made up for it:

United States (US) 33
United Kingdom (GB) 20
Germany (DE) 2
Pakistan (PK) 2
Qatar (QA) 2
Switzerland (CH) 1
Malaysia (MY) 1
Canada (CA) 1
Turkey (TR) 1
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (LY) 1
Argentina (AR) 1
Spain (ES) 1
Kuwait (KW) 1

Just 20 days, guys, and I already have a visitor from the "Libyan Arab Jamahiriya." Could life get better than this? We'll have to wait until next week...

(It also makes me wonder if all of these visitors can read English. And how they stumble across my blog. And, most importantly, what they think of it, since only 2 people comment most days...)