Honey Bee World

I also decided that the world has come to the point where no one reads this diary and leaving it online is unnecessary.

*Cough cough*

Hmmm. That makes two readers.

I have no idea and no way of knowing how many people read the diary.

My guess is it's quite a few. I check daily to see what the latest entry might reveal.

It's interesting, many entries detail events and happenings that are far removed from my daily life. As a result it's educational in addition to interesting.

I travelled a large part of the world for 20 years as a part of my working life. The travel allowed me to learn a great deal about how people lived and how things worked. Many tourist attractions were bypassed but I really enjoyed learning about real life in far away places.

Maybe that is why I enjoy reading about the personal experiences Allen records in his diary so much.

Ken

Thanks for the feedback. I was beginning to think that readership had fallen off now that I have lost interest in bees, and at minimum I should change the name of the dairy. After eighteen years, though, it is a habit.

I look in on you quite frequently. Your adventures are worthy of following. Please keep posting as long as it is possible and right for you. The bees brought me to the diary and any time you have something to report it is of interest. Your writings are freshness and something new that many websites lack. Those with new are not consistently worth my time.