Newspapers and Boo Stats

Back to the old routine. Eight days later, there's still snow on the ground. Additionally, today is a government holiday, yet still we were able to get out of the house and do some work. We spent most of the day at the old house, moving things to the new one. Lots of boxes and lots of work was done. And there Madison was in the thick of it, helping out as best she could.

Here's a photo of everyone in the morning, getting the game plan together for our big day. Everyone's got their drinks and newspapers - even Madison!

We got quite a bit moved today, but there still is plenty to go. We'll try for that some time this week, and maybe even the large furniture. The goal was to do that last week, but everyone knows what happened last week around here. If not, take a look further back in this blog - we were trapped for a few days!

Madison had an active day today, and went to bed rather early. Ba-Ba, Nana and Mommy are watching "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" on Blu-Ray while Daddy types this up. We've already seen it once or twice, so Daddy isn't in a rush here.

Before I join them, we've discovered one interesting thing about this blog. Obviously, it is written for Madison when she gets older - and anyone who wants to keep up with her goings-ons each day. For this reason, we never expected too many visitors to this site outside of friends and family.

YET, for some reason, Google has mysteriously done something with one of the blog entries from last October called "Boo."

Take a look at this chart:

This shows quite an increase in visitors. In March of 2010, we had a minimal amount of visits on our site, as expected. But as of this writing, we have 49,139 views from all over the world, from Israel to Australia to Ukraine. The reason: anyone who types in "Monsters, Inc." and "Boo" in Google will see this image below.

And if they click on that image, they will visit our site! Seriously, I have honestly no idea why. But welcome anyway to our international visitors. Welcome all to our humble site, "Tea with Mrs. Nesbitt."