4,003,906 TOTAL FEELINGS COLLECTED
937,753 TOTAL UNIQUE PEOPLE
185,664 FEELINGS from 243,873 UNIQUE WOMEN
267,977 FEELINGS from 107,696 UNIQUE MEN
These numbers are as of about 11 am Eastern. These numbers surprise me, but I'm not sure if I'm just looking at them wrong. Unfortunately, I've been unsuccessful at opening the main part of the site. Any interpretations of this data are welcome.
Unrelated but a trend I've noticed in the last week or so is that my Tree of Life post has been getting lots of traffic from all over the world, and about half of the hits are from "unknown" referrals, meaning that a search engine or other link from a website wasn't used to find it. The other half have been referrals from searches for songs about lemons. I find it odd and interesting when something that has been on my mind is also on the minds of other people somewhere else in the world. It's neat. There is still a steady stream of visitors to my Mary Winkler posts, but that does not seem too significant because that is a big news story unlike lemon trees.
5 comments:
Hi Rae Ann!
Presently, the Reference Frame is becoming too hot for me to handle. I thought I would stop by and cool off in your more relaxing site. I feel the air-conditioner coming on now...
Back on topic: men may be more emotion; however, they are better at hiding it.
Have an enjoyable evening!
Thanks,
Cynthia
Cynthia, welcome! I'm so glad you stopped by for a little Southern comfort. ;-) Don't let the "vicious momma" thing worry you. I'm much more 'momma' than 'vicious.' It's usually pretty relaxed here, though there have been moments of excitement. Kick off you shoes and cool off!
Oh, yeah, and about men and emotions, heh. I really have struggled to make sense of those numbers from We Feel Fine. Do you think it's a minority of men who express all of those emotions? That must be the answer, and we must not be hanging out with those expressive ones. ;-)
Emotional men are so 80's and emasculated.
dh, I can't disagree there for the most part. I really didn't 'get' the appeal of the Alan Alda type. Yuck! But it is nice when a man isn't afraid to express his emotions, that is if he can even recognize them. ;-)
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