Keyword Analysis

	Num	Perc.	Search Term
	14	21.54%	priministers
	5	7.69%	jennith peart
	4	6.15%	david alexander risk
	4	6.15%	killarny canoe
	3	4.62%	jennith
	3	4.62%	pictures brucedale conservation ontario
	2	3.08%	jenn westmorland
	2	3.08%	chitaqua
	2	3.08%	mount katadyn
	2	3.08%	hiking stuck in bog
	2	3.08%	in denali by kim heacox
	1	1.54%	dragonfly park, guelph
	1	1.54%	mizzy lake trail algonquin
	1	1.54%	how to get to awenda provincial park
	1	1.54%	awenda provincial park pets
	1	1.54%	awenda provincial park pictures
	1	1.54%	wedding labels aspen leaf
	1	1.54%	bog-araska
	1	1.54%	peart harbour
	1	1.54%	sunita sayeram
	1	1.54%	muskrat eat hosta
	1	1.54%	bagpipes usher in tide fundy
	1	1.54%	swimming at mountsberg dam
	1	1.54%	david usher's blog
	1	1.54%	port carling iga hours
	1	1.54%	muskrats eat beebalm
	1	1.54%	jennith peart guelph
	1	1.54%	ontario hostas
	1	1.54%	echinacaea purpurea
	1	1.54%	chris straka
	1	1.54%	http://bog.araska.org/index.html
	1	1.54%	kashechawan tornado
	1	1.54%	hall-findley
	65	100.00%

The list above was provided to me from STATSCOUNTER, one of the counters I have linked to my blog. These are the search terms that landed people up on my blog. Priministers still seems to be the leader (it has been for nearly a year now), but "Cat in a box" hasn't made the list at all, when it used to frequently result in hits. Sigh... the priministers post is particularly bad... ah well. I'm glad to see that Hall-Findley made the list. I haven't really been paying attention to politics lately, but I like her. I guess I'm also glad that people searching for info on various ontario parks also actually make the click to check out my blog - there are a lot of hits under those labels, so I guess my titles are decent. "kashechewan tornado" I'm suprised at this one - one because I hadn't heard of a tornado in Kashechewan and I don't recall any posts related to tornados - but hey who knows the mysterious of googling something. Finally, its nice that no less than 10 of the 65 searchers were actually looking for me or my blog. Thats good. I've found some people have left no traces on the internet, while others are easy to find. For better or worse, I'm easy to find on the internet. Which is good, because I move around enough that I'm sometimes hard to track down in the outernet (aka the real world... and I'm glad that any old friend hunting for me via the internet can probably send me an email and reconnect.)

Alright, one more post and then back to work.