...top of the Google list, that is. Seriously.
My humble little blog that nobody reads is at the very top of the list in Google. Don't believe me? Go to Google and search for "dead cow road".
Voila! There's this post, right at the top of the search results.
Okay, so it's a search for Dead Cow Road, not deep-thinking political analysis or thoughtful posts on my charming kids (wink, wink) but in a tiny, twisted way, my blog is number one.
It cracks me up to see that about 80% of the new traffic to my blog is generated by Google searches for Dead Cow Road.
It's random, but it's something to smile about.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Happy Thoughts - Day One
My husband is on his way home from a whirlwind three days in D.C., meeting with members of Congress and VIPs (various important politicos).
My kids seem to be kicking their colds.
I'm almost finished with a big, potentially lucrative work project.
My car still runs.
My German Shepherd has not slaughtered the pair of ducks who've taken up residence in our backyard pond.
Sandra Bullock's new baby is adorable.
Today was a good day.
My kids seem to be kicking their colds.
I'm almost finished with a big, potentially lucrative work project.
My car still runs.
My German Shepherd has not slaughtered the pair of ducks who've taken up residence in our backyard pond.
Sandra Bullock's new baby is adorable.
Today was a good day.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
The Sunshine Experiment
I've hit a wall, and there are three things you can do when you hit a wall.
You can break through it.
You can go over or around it.
You can pack your shit and go home.
Choice number three is not an option for me, so I've decided to find a way to go through, over or around this personal wall.
I'll admit, I've always been a glass-half-empty kind of girl (...and while we're at it, what is that spot on the glass and who's responsible for failing to make sure the glass was clean in the first place?). My pessimistic attitude has a lot to do with many of the challenges I regularly face.
I need to do something about it.
So, for laughs, I'm going to try an experiment. I'm committing to one week of positivity.
Nothing but sunshine and rainbows.
No watching sad news stories.
No reading internet articles or websites that are anything but uplifting and cheerful.
No tolerating negative thoughts. They will be swiftly evicted and replaced with affirmations.
Daily blogging about things for which I am grateful or that have made me happy.
To be honest, the thought of this undertaking is a bit overwhelming. It's just not my nature to be...chipper. Jeez, I mean, dod you even notice how negative my to-do list is? Almost all nos.
I'm going to take it one day at a time. One hour at a time. One thought at a time. We'll see how it goes. Feel free to send your positive energy my way.
:-)
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