I really meant to eventually write a “real” blog post after my brief ode to a good morning yesterday, but events got away from me in the morning (in other words, I laid around reading and then took a nap) and then we spent the entire evening at my parents’ house.  If I hadn’t gotten that post up early, I’d have entirely forgotten about the blog yesterday.  Which would have broken a streak that’s nearing two years long now, but otherwise wouldn’t have been any kind of big deal.

I wrote my 2000th post on this thing a week or two ago.  This is actually probably post 2010 or so, because the milestone slipped past me at the time.  I noted it on Twitter, but haven’t mentioned it here yet.  The post itself wasn’t exactly earth-shattering, but I’m entertained about the song I chose.

Some random facts:

• I’ve had, so far, 377,623 pageviews and 204,501 unique visitors to the site.
• The first post was June 4, 2013.
• My best day had 12,451 pageviews.  Today will probably have around 150; traffic’s been a bit down this year.
• My most popular post, by far, is “In which I tell you how your religion works,” with 106,900 pageviews.  The next most popular is the Goddamned Snowpiercer review, which has 22,872 and still is regularly in my top 5 posts every single fucking day.
• I’ve had traffic from 195 countries, or at least what WordPress calls countries, which occasionally seems a little odd.
• The top 10:  The US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, India, France, Brazil, and Norway, in that order.
• There’s been exactly one pageview from 14 places: the Cook Islands, Equitorial Guinea, the Faroe Islands, French Guiana, Iran, the Marshall Islands, Martinique, San Marino, the Seychelles, Sint Maarten, St. Martin (apparently a different place?), Syria, Tajikistan, and Togo.

On to the next 2000, I guess.  🙂