Sigh. I didn't want to have to admit this. I thought I could handle it all on my own. Gosh darnit, I can't. I have a problem.
I'm a hit ho.
I constantly check how many hits I'm getting here. I don't really even know why. I'm not going to change the way I do things here. It's still gonna be my way or no way. I haven't change when hits went waaaay down. I guess I just like to know. Maybe I just want to be looooveddd....sob!
I think it might be that TTLB ecosystem thing. I want to be a Flappy Bird! Something other than a single cell organism or something you crush when it runs across your kitchen floor.
However, I just may change my tune - I kinda like being a hit ho. It's growing on me and you have to admit it's a pretty catchy phrase. Did I make it up or is it out there somewhere?
Hit Ho. Love it. I've never heard the term before so you are a lingo trendsetter!
And I can't say that I'm a Hit-Ho. I don't even know how to check that sort of thing and lately I have had too much life trama to even bother updating my blog. I'm just excited when I get comments. :)
Posted by: Jenn | 15 April 2005 at 10:03 AM
Say to yourself . .. . "They like me! They really like me!"
That is all.
Posted by: Michelle | 14 April 2005 at 11:55 AM
Hit ho here too. I check my referrals too but wonder how many of my hits are from spyders and bots or whatever they are called. No, no, I'm sure they are all from real people who LOVE me and hang on every word I write. It's a lovely life here in my fantasy land.
Posted by: Stefani | 14 April 2005 at 09:21 AM
Yes I admit it, I am too.
I'm not bothered by numbers of hits, but the referrals fascinate me.
Also comments. I check my website far too many times a day to see if anyone has commented, but that's probably more a reflection on my job than anything else.
And I've never heard hit ho, that might be down to you.
Posted by: Celeste | 13 April 2005 at 01:16 PM