- People from five countries have read this blog - Australia (duh!), United Kingdom, United States, Malaysia and Spain
- In Australia we've hit Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne (I think only capitals are reported, sorry to you country/regional folks)
- In Malaysia we hit Kuching - I put that in because I thought the name of the city sounded pretty cool
- We've had over 100 unique visitors over the past week
- It looks like most of you have returned to check for updates as there have been over 250 visits in total
If we don't respond to your comments, please don't feel offended. It's not email and we cannot simply hit 'reply' to get back to you (the blog comments don't automatically include your email addresses).
For all of you that are not too familiar with blogging or computers (you know who you are - CP), don't forget, you can catch up or re-read old posts by clicking on the triangles under the heading "Blog Archive" to the right of these posts. The number in brackets tells you how many posts there are under the relevant date. Simply click on a heading and the blog will take you there.
Signing off, from your advertising-free blogspot (I tried to convince Ali to let me put some advertising here but it's still under negotiation, as are the MySpace and FaceBook franchises).
3 comments:
Hi folks
Kaylene here, Matilda's mum from jazz ballet last year (now going on Tuesdays)...philomena passed on your emai and the link to your blog and i just wanted to say hi, wish you well, take care, stay warm and hope you enjoyed koko black!! i've not been to the one here, but i have been to the one in Melbourne and it's really, really, really good and worthy of many visits! (by the way Andrew, loved the stats!)
thinking of you all, Kaylene
Dear aunty ali
a teacher at our school had cancer too. But she is getting better now . I hope you get better soon.
love
sofia
Hi Alison (plus Andrew and the Pikelets - what a great description) loved the photos of the children as i have never actually seen them in the flesh, obviously have their mum's looks (sorry Andrew but i dont know what you look like). Trev and I are keeping up with the news and all is looking promising for you. i would like to ask one question, will you receive any progress reports through the chemo or will that be after the final treatment. I am presuming that there are no blood markers for your particular cancer. Take care and know that you are much loved and cared for by everone who is lucky enough to know you.
In our thoughts
Di and Trev
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