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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Blog Stats
Why do the blog stats report like they do? These are the ones provided by Blogger that were activated in May 2009.
Specifically the keywords shown when displaying by:
Now: Presuming that exact moment I selected "now"
Day: Feb 6 to Feb 7
Week: Jan 31 to Feb 7
Month: Jan 8 to Feb 6
All Time: May 2009 to Feb 2012
These keywords were searched and a link to my blog was clicked on.
Most of these I can see why a link to my blog was provided since I can recall blogging about the subject.
I need to go back and pay more attention to the stats provided by Site meter, which has been installed much longer than the Blogger stats.
And, I sure would love for those that landed on my blog to leave a comment. Many times I have more information than what is posted.
Specifically the keywords shown when displaying by:
Now: Presuming that exact moment I selected "now"
Day: Feb 6 to Feb 7
Week: Jan 31 to Feb 7
Month: Jan 8 to Feb 6
All Time: May 2009 to Feb 2012
These keywords were searched and a link to my blog was clicked on.
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| Now |
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| Day |
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| Week Why isn't all from Day here in the Week? Who is searching for ME? |
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| Month Why isn't others from week here in Month? |
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| All time Why doesn't it have ALL of the others? Sure wish I could select a time-frame! |
Most of these I can see why a link to my blog was provided since I can recall blogging about the subject.
I need to go back and pay more attention to the stats provided by Site meter, which has been installed much longer than the Blogger stats.
And, I sure would love for those that landed on my blog to leave a comment. Many times I have more information than what is posted.
GYR Carnival...
...has been resurrected.
Theme: Favorite cemetery photo, taken by me.
This was a fast and easy one for me. My favorite cemetery photo, taken by me, hasn't changed in a long while. It is the stone of Georgia Mustian Davis located in the historic Linwood Cemetery in my hometown of Columbus, GA.
This cemetery offered many walks to clear my mind when my Mama was dying and during many other difficult times.
I featured it in a 2009 blog post. I added a few updates to the original post which you can see HERE.
Hint: a portion of it is my header photo.
Theme: Favorite cemetery photo, taken by me.
This was a fast and easy one for me. My favorite cemetery photo, taken by me, hasn't changed in a long while. It is the stone of Georgia Mustian Davis located in the historic Linwood Cemetery in my hometown of Columbus, GA.
This cemetery offered many walks to clear my mind when my Mama was dying and during many other difficult times.
I featured it in a 2009 blog post. I added a few updates to the original post which you can see HERE.
Hint: a portion of it is my header photo.
Monday, February 6, 2012
New vs Old
I recently spent almost a month in Georgia setting up care for my Daddy. After his stroke last year he was left with some limitations and requires help with some things. His brother lived with him and I hired someone to help. Both my Uncle and the other person died within 4 days of each other. My Uncle's death was a shock. He was a late in life baby for my Grandma. Daddy was 18 when he was born and my Uncle was only 6 years older than me. I had to scramble to get there and figure out what to do. Hopefully, the plans in place will meet his needs.
Before returning home I visited the cemetery where the person was buried that helped take care of my Daddy. Upon arriving I found a small cemetery tucked away from a busy area of town. Upon walking the grounds I was left wondering why half of the cemetery is cared for and the other half neglected. Perhaps there is more of a story there that I will discover another time.
Patrick Cemetery
Columbus, GA
Before returning home I visited the cemetery where the person was buried that helped take care of my Daddy. Upon arriving I found a small cemetery tucked away from a busy area of town. Upon walking the grounds I was left wondering why half of the cemetery is cared for and the other half neglected. Perhaps there is more of a story there that I will discover another time.
Patrick Cemetery
Columbus, GA
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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