welcome

i love my map, new little dots sprouting up like little hot cakes, beacons of life in my little planet of blog....
hellllloooooo to the little injin, shalom, g'day mate.... those in europe, china, s america, north of that border and the alascan - hi there!
dont feel neglected if u haven't got a hi page back and u'll see u weren't missed...

map wars

it pains me to report that i am going to hang up my neoworx gloves as the problem just is not coming right and no one is coming to the rescue on a galliant piece of white/black text...

i am sure that if i bothered to pay a subscription fee that the service may or may not be better but as thus far it has been a wholly unsuccessful venture, i am retiring.
clustermaps has served me well thus far and maybe one day they will wake up to the fun of constructing a free service that provides you with the actual location of the cities of your visitors or little maps of their locations etc just as neoworx once successfully provided me...

for simple nastalgia one little remains will survive on the right... fairwell little maps!

could it get better?

nothing can be simple just the same as nothing comes for free...
well hang on to that mantra because i clicked on to my little blog and neo-flag-genius had a little 'hello there' message inviting me to partake in yet another of their map-fabulous ideas. could i resist? no!
so onward towards getting myself some prairie skins, a happy lady flutterby to flitter through and around your countries flag and happiness will be mine.
of course this is if everything works as in the tester it does not but i will not be dismayed, i will download the html, i will have lady flutterby's! if all else fails there is a backup winter wonderland which seems more than appropriate during the holiday season. yeah i luv win win's!!

free maps

what lies near the end of the right column is a tearful memory of the remain of my pseudo sci-fi map. through the alluring baiting of free maps once upon a time i could scan the earth for the locations of visitors who had passed by. in addition their little flags would pop up and i would giggle every time a new one was added to the list. the link to splendid mapping was short lived as the little techno geeks need to make a living and now all that remains is the skeletal remains of what once was....
good thing i never gave up on clustermaps... hooray for the cluster