People Reading Everywhere

I'm getting serious about my campaign to inspire people reading blogs everywhere, so I've done two things:
1--I made a great sacrifice and went to Oahu for forty-eight hours and photographed (almost) everyone I saw reading--46 readers in shopping malls, on the bus, waiting for the bus, at a roadside stand, at a laundromat, and, of course, at the beach. Though, ironically, the beach was the hard part. It rained the whole time I was there.
2--I added a new feature to this site--the map! Let me know how it's working. I'm on an ibookG4 with a moderately fast internet connection and am wondering how it translates with other people.

The goal: A hundred readers every hundred miles, everywhere the globe is populated. The arctic, not exempt—any scientific communities looking for a new project? The oceans, not exempt—forward to your friends who work on outrigger canoes, fishing vessels, oil rigs, cruise ships. The upper reaches of Siberia—not exempt!— reindeer herders read, too.

A map populated by push pins would be a beautiful display of diversity, and unity.

Push pins include readers from the 52-day Greyhound bus trip to the Lower-48 in Summer 2007, my recent Oahu trip, and also ongoing blogs by Liza P. in Los Angeles and Uzair Sawal and Dizzy in Kuala Lumpur. I invite you start your own sister (or brother) blog, wherever you may be.

Sonya