These are some of the most interesting Google searches which led readers to my blog this week...I found them quite entertaining:

"nuns fret not" analysis

big brother studies

where is job for dwarfs in N.Y.C.?

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Posted by Prncsstefy

LOL That is too funny!

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Posted by Mamma1420

Hmmm, what are the nuns not fretting? Or is it - do not fret you are a nun? LOL, I keep getting "how fast does hair grow" google searches since I posted about my son's hair massacre.

I showed my dh your vacation pictures and said, "This is a vacation." Do you think he got the hint?
It's been fun seeing your adventures,
Jessica

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Posted by youngmommy

Forgive my ignorance: How do you know these people searched google with these phrases and were led to you?
Anyhow, it is quite funny!
Blessings,
Christine

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Posted by TRINITYPREPSCHOOL

My site meter logs the google search words leading to my website.

Maureen

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Posted by hrlabonte

do you know where a dwarf can find a job in N.Y.C.?

ROTFLOL! Those are too funny! :)

~Heather

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Posted by LizzieBee

Hi,

Glad to meet you and know that there are others out there who sympathize with big moves. We're in Corning, which is just adorable. Imagine going two weeks on one tank of gas. In CA I went through two tanks of gas a week! I went to high school in IL --Peoria. I'm a native from the midwest (born in IA, grew up in MI and IN and IL). We stopped in IL to visit my dh's aunt in Round Lake on the way to NY. When you mentioned Ontario my thoughts go right to Ontario, CA! I need to re-orient my geographical frame of reference, I think. :-) You've got a great blog, btw.

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Posted by LizzieBee

Hahaha! I love the flatness of the midwest! When we were driving here from CA I felt so at home again as we got out of the CO mountains and found flat expanses of grass and corn. However, having lived in CA for a long time I also appreciate mountains, so Corning is a perfect in-between...rolling hills, forested and green, and lots of farmland. Yes, my husband is working for Corning. We have spent some time down in Watkins Glen and visited the Windmill (all those wonderful shops and Amish and Mennonite food). The leaves are just now beginning to turn, and we plan on making some road trips to see the autumn colors. It is beautiful, but then again, so is IL. The state parks are fantastic and there is something (at least to me) so beautiful about miles of corn stalks and farmhouses and barns. Now you've got me waxing nostalgic!

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