Saturday, March 19, 2005
My Own Personal Red States
Every once in awhile I'll subscribe to an e-newsletter. Usually there's a promotion involved and I cancel soon after I've met whatever the obligation is to get the premium. One that I subscribed to and didn't cancel is WinXPnews. It's become pretty ad-ridden, but the keeper is a set of links at the end for fun stuff on the web.
Recently, one of the links was to a site that lets you build a map of the U.S. showing all the states you've been to. It's fun and a whole lot cheaper than buying a Winnebago and getting the state decals.
Here's my map. 26/50 states (52% -- It's a mandate!)
Build your own map here. Sorry, Blue States not available without photo-editing software (sold separately).
Val and other north-o'-the-border friends: Chart the provinces you've visited here. I'd show you my map, but if you know what British Columbia looks like, you've seen my map already.
Recently, one of the links was to a site that lets you build a map of the U.S. showing all the states you've been to. It's fun and a whole lot cheaper than buying a Winnebago and getting the state decals.
Here's my map. 26/50 states (52% -- It's a mandate!)
Build your own map here. Sorry, Blue States not available without photo-editing software (sold separately).
Val and other north-o'-the-border friends: Chart the provinces you've visited here. I'd show you my map, but if you know what British Columbia looks like, you've seen my map already.
Mikesell
1 Snarky Remarks:
LOL Chris. Yup, I have a fair idea what BC looks like, being as I've lived here 2/3 of my life. Color me red all the way east through Ontario, and you've got my Canadianess. My American travels would be a lot spottier, though I believe I'm at 15 or so there.
Valerie Comer, at 8:16 PM