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THANKS to the first 50!

In June, when we added the spinning globe, international-hit/stat-counter, to the bottom right of our site (the flattened version is above), we had no idea what to expect. We just thought it would be a fun way to keep up with how many states and countries were finding our website and research online. But now, since the stat-counter server is about to go down for "a few hours of maintenance" tomorrow, we thought we'd post this ...just in case our stat info disappeared somehow.

To say the least, we're definitely surprised with how it panned out ...as 50 countries found our site(s) before all 50 states (at 32 states when posted).

So with that, we'd just like to say "thank you!"  to The United States, Germany, Canada, The United Kingdom, Netherlands, Italy, India, Taiwan, Spain, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, The Russian Federation, Pakistan, Singapore, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Portugal, Switzerland, Poland, Serbia, Turkey, Korea, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, Belgium, Tunisia, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Romania, Sweden, Lithuania, Greece, Sudan, Israel, Madagascar, The United Arab Emirates, Iran, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Japan and  New Zealand.

Together, you've all made this quite the fun, international time for us!

Till next time,
 parProjects 

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