The other day when I was looking at traffic for my site I began thinking about all of you who visit who I have never met. Where do you live? What are your stories? How did you find gathering in light and why? I think it’s pretty cool that people from around the world can “touch” one another for a second through the web. And, who knows, possibly even make longer-lasting friendships. Thanks for visiting, all of you, whether I know you or not, and if you want to say something about where you are on planet Earth or some of your story, please do!
[EDIT: I've added a second picture to give representation to our Australian readers!]
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I don’t think I’ve ever posted a comment here but have been reading for a number of months, I’m afraid I’m not one of your exotic far-flung readers as I’m reading from the UK.
Well, I have been reading for a little while now, I found you through my brother Ben, and honestly I love this site. I am sure we will hear a lot more from each other
Richard,
Thanks for the comment. I don’t think I’ve seen your site before, I’m glad you commented. It looks great. And the UK is exotic enough!
I have been enjoying your blog here from Vancouver Canada. Great job and thanks for the theological and technological insights….
John
Hey John! thanks, I’ve appreciated your comments lately too.
I have been enjoying your blog (and twits) from Woodbridge, Virginia — although I am originally from New York and remain a New Yorker in my heart and mind…I don’t know what that means exactly…but, no, I don’t have any [stereotypical] accents…and, contrary to popular belief, NYers are friendly! ;-P
I think you already know how I found you — I liked your twitter icon! — then, we “friended” each other — it may have been through seeing your icon on Rocketboom’s, TwitLit’s or twitter_mosaic’s friends list (not sure). And, I am pleased to report that there is a funny and smart fellow behind the little hairy lumberjack icon — it is a pleasure being your internet friend. You’re my favorite Quaker PhD! ;-D
@butterfly, thanks for giving a shout out! I’m glad you’re representing VA! See you on twitter.
Hey Wess they don’t have me on the map, what’s with that?
Perth is on the other side of Australia than the image. 
Jarrod! Sorry bro — I will have to add a picture to the post to make sure Perth is represented! You are normally on there too…
Okay, I’ve added a second picture just for Perth!
Nice to see that you’re using GeoMint
Christoph – Thanks. Yeah I love it – It works well and it’s nice to add some color to Mint.
Wess,
Sorry: Escondido (California) is not exotic at all. I came by your site some time ago via the recommendation of our mutual friend Seth F (aka Boli); he and I go way back. He knew of my brief but profound experiences with the Friends (mostly via their literature) and thought I would enjoy yr blog.
And I have.
God bless ya, friend (or if you prefer, Friend)
Lee