This morning at 11:24:12 AM, this blog received its 5,000th visitor since 10 January, when I installed SiteMeter. The length of the visit was 0:00 – perhaps a regular reader disappointed not to find a new post.
If anyone has been looking for my vulture post from Holy Week, it is back up now. For some time, it accounted for about half my blog's hits. Using SiteMeter, I figured out that all those hits were coming from people who were being directed by Google to the turkey vulture photo accompanying that post. It was skewing my stats, so I hid the post for a while. It took Google over a month to update its links, but it finally replaced the prominently located link a few days ago. (I wouldn't mind drawing viewers of the photo if I had taken it myself, but I had just found it on-line and downloaded it. The original now seems to have disappeared.)
With my chrismation now just six weeks away, I plan to do a series of posts on the chrismation rite in September.
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Nice! How funny that the vultures were bringing your numbers up. We have the same experience with a post from my trip to Seattle (and who knew that we would continue to get hits from google now 3 months later). Can't wait for the Chrismation posts! -Sara
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