A few people have done this kind of summary, and it got me curious - what were my most popular posts? Some of my Little Loves and Book review posts were very popular but I don't think they need to be reviewed here. One of the Torschlusspanik posts made the most popular list too! My first time Boot Scootin'!
For some reason I can't figure out, almost double the readership of my next most popular post, Tell us about...September was my most read post.
Dry Smiles and Water logged were my second most popular posts. They were directly after each other so I'm not sure if there was a flurry of new readers that then got bored...
After that, the posts about ageing and my broken body were very high in readership, I guess that's my market. The girl I used to be and Feet don't fail me now! I realise I write a LOT about feet and shoes...opps!
This strange little art tale was one of my most popular. And I suspect a new audience of runners landed on my Sydney Marathon Weekend review to give it three times my normal readership.
The nature ones were also very popular: Beach Season, Spring, Moon, Whales
Paris - a love affair was very popular - but who doesn't want to read about Paris (and the OG Emily in Paris - me!) Paris is sort of also the subject of this post. Both written before I knew I'd be going back! “Reading is a discount ticket to everywhere. ” ― Mary Schmich
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We lost a couple of our blogging community and I think a lot of us felt the shock of the sudden loss of people we'd never meet. I still from time to time go to link up with one of them out of a 10 or more year habit...
Some of my photo feature posts were very popular - There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in. Leonard Cohen (B&W) and "Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are" Bertolt Brecht. I'm guessing they benefited from the celebrity quotes.
There are a few I can't work out why they were popular - Waiting (about local street art) and the Drama of Dusk.
Instant lift was how photography can canchor you to the present and lift your mood - a simple and free pleasure.
What are we doing wrong? lamented where the Australian way of life seemed to fail in it's standards of community and consideration compared to in Japan, where items can be left in the street and not be stolen.
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