Google search oddities

“germam fuck legs” What a coincidence — that’s what I’m making for dinner!

2010 was blogtastic

The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health: The Blog-Health-o-Meter™ reads Wow. Crunchy numbers About 3 million people visit the Taj Mahal every year. This blog was viewed about 52,000 times in 2010. If it were the Taj [...]

2010 year in review post

Yeah, right. I don’t think so. I’m just happy to have gotten out of 2010 alive. Happy New Year!

Posts I wish I’d written

The NYC Marathon may be over, but there are plenty of other races coming up. Learn how to not be a crappy spectator in this helpful post. Washington Ran Here > The Spectator’s Guide to Running

Alphabet soup

Well, since I can’t seem to get to sleep despite 3mg of Zolpidem Tartrate, I will post something. I’ll post about a new game I play in the pool. I call it the Alphabet Soup Game. I “run” in a 25m pool, about half of which I can cover without my feel touching the bottom. [...]

Google search oddities

Today, a hit received for: “butter sculpture julie threlkeld” Okay, now my secret’s out: I’ve been quietly honing my skills as a sculptress of dairy products.

The Nokia Outdoor Series Blogger Debacle

Sorry for the noun train. In this story, I think there are two big lessons to be learned: Bloggers, be careful who you volunteer to help out with your time and energy. Corporations, be careful who you hire to represent your brand. Thanks, Graham, for sending this one along.

Google search oddities

Today I got a hit on: “threlkeld pools” Wow. No. Please. No. The other oddity is that in the past two days I’ve gotten several hundred hits, whereas Houston Hopefuls, which got a mention in Running Times, has seen barely a nudge in traffic. Hmm.

Houston Hopefuls: A new wing has been added

With Facebook fans clamoring for information, I’ve added a new page to the Houston Hopefuls site: Updates! It has…updates!

New Houston Hopeful Interview: Jill Howard

Extreme heat! Vicious eels! Multiple attempts to vomit! This is just a typical day in the life of a world class triathlete. Jill Howard has experienced these challenges and more as she’s climbed the ladder from starry eyed charity marathoner to Team USA triathlete to, now, Olympic Trials hopeful. If there’s one word that comes [...]

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