Stats

A numbers freak
I've always been.
What's the trend.
More views?
Less?

Did they like the latest?
What do I do next?

Did I get commented?
Did I get like?
Are the numbers up?
Or down?

The map lays out the audience.
Pings from around the world.
Except one place
One hole
The one that had always been there
Will be there no more.

Being modern,
I pull the obituary.
And like and comment
The last blog. 


Comments

  1. First? Feeling the sadness here... it is a hole that will never be filled again. I'm loving your tribute. Sue was just such a great friend to ALL. Seems we have all had a personal connection with her, wishing we all had the opportunity to meet her in person as some have. Thank you, Christopher, for this heartfelt write.

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    1. I wish I had met her. She really wanted all of us to use our talents better.

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  2. That empty spot.... touched by this... -David II

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  3. touching write, she must have been so special as all her fellow bloggers are commenting

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  4. Yes, i know what you mean. It is so sad and so sudden :(

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  5. That empty spot. sigh Good job, Christopher.

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  6. Well done, Christopher!

    Irene

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  7. Having just five minutes ago checked my e-mails which I hadn't looked at since last Thursday, I just now found out. What shattering news this is. I'm so very sad.

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  8. beautiful. I wish everyone cou o met her. I wi mi her o much. I ha the privilege off mtg her in March with her hubby Bernie. My heart tillll breaks that shes gone.Loved her humor.

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