Quilting Spirit: Visitor 10,000!

Friday, September 29, 2006

Visitor 10,000!

Who are you? I know these few facts from SiteMeter:

You are an AOL subscriber

You live somewhere in the UTC-5:00 time zone (same as Chicago)

You spent 3 minutes on my site and viewed 5 pages (that's very flattering...thanks!)

I think it was about 11:30 a.m. my time this morning, which would be 5:30 p.m. your time?

If you recognize yourself here, email me at quiltingspirit@hawaii.rr.com so I can send you a little prize. (I got this idea from Brenda at Serendipity Patchwork - thanks Brenda!)

Thank you for reading me, everyone! I'll try to keep it interesting so you keep coming back.

Much aloha, Dianna

2 comments:

quiltpixie said...: wonderful idea. Wish it were me, but alas, its not...; 3:04 PM
Brenda said...: I never did identify my 10,000th reader but it was fun to try:-) Happy blogging.; 1:36 AM

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Visitor 10,000!

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