These are the top searches leading people to this blog:
- 18.72% giraffe costume
- 13.62% how to make a giraffe costume
- 6.38% giraffe costume pattern
- 4.68% viking stuff
- 2.98% how to make giraffe costume
- 2.55% baby giraffe costume
- 2.55% viking princess
- 2.55% make a giraffe costume
- 2.13% making a giraffe costume
- 1.70% viking princess costume
Here are some other search terms used:
- wheat weaving
- interweave heart sachet
- martin luther bobble head
- senior picture 1987 (gorgeous, isn't it?)
- princess's grammar (not as clean as it you would think just by reading this blog)
- big viking costume (bite me)
- correct grammar hung up the phone
- woman, bart, attack (I would love to know why they were looking for this)
- norwegian bunader pattern
- luther burbank roses
- craigslist's grammar mistakes
- lacroix fallecker
- sunnmørebunaden
- daughters of norway idaho
- viking princess tattoos (you'll never know)
Back to search words. My other blog's Top Ten:
- 21.57% apartment names
- 13.73% sunset style
- 7.84% francis scott key elementary
- 5.88% names of apartments
- 5.88% sunset video
- 3.92% windsor terrace lawton san francisco
- 3.92% hello panda
- 3.92% polly ann's ice cream san francisco lassiter
- 1.96% thom ross little big horn
- 1.96% parkway apartments inner sunset
- a myth why the sunset has many colors
- cool apartment names
- san francisco sunset district garage doors (I think I couldlove you)
- 44th ave
- lawton steps artist san francisco tile (thanks for reminding me about these)
- 70's light fixtures
- setting out tile on a staircase
- tile from the 1970's
- popular brown tiles from the 70's (by popular you mean ugly, right?)
And finally, I received junk email with this subject: "make he happy with your bigger stick". Yes, it said "he".
3 comments:
Your giraffe costume entry was posted before I discovered your blog - cute! And that is too funny about your prediction of how your son will feel about the doll pic at 13. I think all parents must have a blackmail picture or two of their kids.
How did you find out about the top searches leading to your blog?
I use a plug in from statcounter.com. It's an invisible widget. It's been fun to watch the traffic here increase, I big part due to being on Ravelry. The other one has increased too, as I've met more local bloggers.
And in case this photo gets lost, I've got plenty of naked baby ones.
My most popular is the Free Entrelac Hat Pattern. It's had over 800 hits. My dream is that someone takes it into the shop where the owner was selling photocopies of it without my approval. The a**hole never even apoligized.
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