150 Posts

This is my 150th post. For this momentous and auspicious occasion, I am going to include Jen's Life By Numbers, 2nd ed. I have also gone through all the 149 previous posts and added labels to them.

20- Jen's current age
4- Number of places I have lived
2- More essays to write this term
2- Finals left, both taking place Monday
5- Field placement days left until vacation
671- Number of songs on my computer
5- Number of universities I am applying for for next year
11- Number of pairs of shoes I own
3- Number of Diana Gabaldon books I own
125- The bus that I take everyday
10- Number of Friends seasons that I own
3- Number of phone numbers that I have had
0- Number of dates I have been on
1- Number of hockey games I have been to
6- Number of paid jobs I have had in my lifetime
3- Number of field placements I have held
10,000- Amount, in dollars, that I am in debt
9- Number of road trips in 2006
7- Number of pairs of glasses I have owned
13- Number of pairs of pants I own
3- Hour I plan to go to bed tonight
1- Recently developed allergy, to cats
45- Number of numbers stored in my cell phone
150- Number of blog posts

I am resisting change

So my big question of the day is this: Why does blogger want me to change over to the new version so badly? They now have a huge ad taking up most of the space on my dashboard, telling me to CHANGE!

I just wish they'd tell me what I'll get out of it.

Sitemeter again

Someone found my blog by looking up "Hanes you can't over love your underwear lyrics"

How great is that?

Things about blogs

I have mentioned my love for sitemeter a few times in the past, but I am going to bring it up again.

One of the many neat features is that it tells you how people get to your site- many of whom have come through google. Someone once found me by looking up "browning hamburger in a microwave." Many, many, many people have found me by googling "Jen's needs."

Way back in October, in my Psch class, we did a silly little assignment on weetags. I completely made up my entire experiment, filled it with a bunch of balogna and got a good grade on it. Recently, someone googled "Weetags," found me, and asked me for help with their weetags assignment! Someone is using me as a reference! And it is all on a bunch of bull I made up in a twenty minute time period. Literally, I am spending more time on this post then I did on that assignment.

Life can be ironic.

I LOVE Sitemeter!

Wow! Now that I have figured it out, Sitemeter is cool! Most of the stuff makes sense, and I am definately encouraged that people are reading my blog, and that I am not blogging to emptiness.

I only have one question. I can't figure out who is reading my blog from Prince George. Can you please say hi?

Anyone else who "lurks," you are welcome to say hi!

:)

Just a couple completely unrelated things....

Well, I am attempting to work on a Bible study that I am supposed to give at May Long. I got sidetracked by all the shmancy stuff you can do in Power Point, though. It is so cool!

But I am still making steady progress on the Bible study, don't worry.

Then, I have a question for all you Sitemeter people: How do I tell who googled me and everything? And where people live? I signed up and all it tells me is how many people visit my blog.

Speaking of which, I appear to have more people than I realized. Unless people are simply compulsively checking my blog. So, umm... hi everyone!! Do I know you all? Or do strangers think I am witty? I didn't think I was as witty to interest people I don't know....

Another Post...

OK, so Saskatoon is a no-go. Oh well. I'd have been there when lots of people were going to Pinelow.

In other news, I CAN cook!!! Hazzah! I shall not starve after all next month and the years afterward! I shall simply eat Chef Boyardie (no idea on how to spell that, sorry.) What can I say? They make awesome ravioli.

I have also officially decided that the cutest part of a horse is the nose. It is so soft and felty, and the easiest place to touch. The nose it is.

As well, apparently people I don't know like my blog. I didn't know that people I don't know even read blogs.

More later....