Welcome, reader

I'm always curious at who is looking at my website, so I'd like to thank you for being here. Your visit will show up in Google Analytics and will tell me what city you're in, how you found my website, how long you stayed, and what keywords directed you to my website.

I can tell you that most likely you are one of four people- a long time reader in Boulder, Colorado, an ardent blogger in Mesa, or an occasional visitor from Ahwatukee or southern California. Most the visits I get are pretty random and scattered from across the globe. There is someone or several people in India who have used my blog to research how to get from Lausanne to Junfraujoch in Switzerland, hello there, if you directed here since I added the phrase.

There's a lot of interest in the legacy of Cable Rosenberg and his mansion in Gilbert, which I wrote about several years ago, and there's a lot of people who simply hit the "Next Blog" button at the top of the page to land at my blog by chance.

I'm at about ten visits a day right now. I don't have the regular readership I had when I was posting before from Buenos Aires or ASU, so it must be a sign of the death of of blogging media with the rise of micro-blogging, and have nothing to do with the quality of the posts.