It has been just over six months since I started Framing the Dialogue. Here I am writing my 162nd posting as I sit on my gradio (grass patio or as some would call it my yard). Wireless Internet is a great thing!
I recently checked my Google stats and Framing the Dialogue has had over 300 unique visitors since Google has started tracking this site and most of them have been from the United States. Oddly enough, I have had visits from the Czech Republic (their president was one of my True American Heroes), the Netherlands, Spain (I visited there when I was in high school many years ago…maybe they remember me), Belgium, France, Poland, Australia, Great Britain (another of my True American Heroes, Daniel Hannan, hails from England), and Canada.
Most of those visits have been one-timers, but there are many of you who visit regularly. I hope that you have enjoyed Framing the Dialogue as much as I have enjoyed bringing it to you. Thank you very much for keeping up and reading along with me. I really appreciate your time and will continue to work to make it worth your time.
This is kind of an odd thing because I know some of you who visit regularly, but there are many others. I would love to hear your comments so do not be shy. If you enjoy the postings tell someone or even if they tick you off tell others so they too can be ticked off. Also, if you buy stuff from Amazon, please consider clicking on my links (usually a book) to enter. They offer a modest amount for referrals.
When I first envisioned this website, I really wanted Framing the Debate, but unfortunately it was taken. Persistence and a tech savvy son paid off, they let their registration expire, and we were able to acquire it. I had thought to switch over, but have gotten used to “dialogue” and may actually like it better than “debate.” I am still thinking about that one.
Thanks for reading, keep reading (please), and I would love to hear your comments (preferably positive ones). If you buy from Amazon, please feel free to link from my website as I get some modest credit if you purchase something.
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