Report Back on the SAS Blog

[Dina Rodrigues]

Hello People!

I am really enjoying the discussion about the Operation Bee post that was sent out a few days ago. I had no idea the group would be so responsive to it but I'm glad that it peaked the interest of many in the group. It's these kinds of discussions that let me know what information to bring to the group for discussion, which leads me to the blog.

Many of you are probably tired of reading emails from me encouraging you to go onto the blog. I really to hope everyone in this group has gone on to the blog at one point or another. 

Just to illustrate the significance of the blog, I thought it would be a good idea to share with you the following information:

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Since we began using the SAS Blog, we have had views from the following countries [in order from most frequent to less frequent]:

1. United States

2. Russia

3. Germany

4. France

5. Canada

6. South Korea

7. United Kingdom

8. Argentina

9. Barbados

10. Bangladesh

11. Brazil

Just today, I replied to a comment written in Dutch [I don't speak or write Dutch but Google Translate does :)]. We are an international community.

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Also, starting from March 3 to this day, there have been 101 posts published on the blog. [The posts are dated according to when the event happened, not when the post was published.] I still have not done through all the past emails; therefore, there are still many posts missing and there will be many more to come.

Our busiest month was in June with 26 posts. This was the month when we were really planning for the garden and rallied for the Occupy National Gathering. Our second busiest month was July with 24 posts. This was when we really got going with the garden and had new plans for the overall layout.

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From time to time, I will report back about the blog so that we can see the progress we are making in that regard. Thank you all for inspiring me to continue to update the blog. If the conversations were not interesting and thoughtful, I would have nothing to post so have all of you to thank for that.

And of course, as per tradition, please check out the blog lol.

sasupdates.blogspot.com

~Dina Rodrigues

[Dina Rodrigues]

Btw, today, we've had views from these countries:

12. United Arab Emirates

13. Indonesia

14. India

15. Mexico

~Dina Rodrigues

[Alink age]

This is awesome! I take it that you're referring to the blog. :-) We are definitely a part of the international community and the green revolution :-) Thanks for helping us stay connected with the rest of the world, Dina. The bestes you are!

Tobias

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“The paradox of education is precisely this: that as one begins to become conscious, one begins to examine the society in which he is being educated.” 

—James A. Baldwin