I just realized something...

If you look on the left column aways down you'll see the "most popular posts".  The first post is our 2010 Christmas Card.  According to the stats on Blogger that post is FAR and away the most read post.  Like, by hundreds.  So I'm thinking I'm so clever that on my post about our card and Shutterfly, the company's marketing team must have gotten a kick out of the fact that I suggested they get a raise.  I figured they might have passed it around the office as kind of joke or something and that that's why it had such a high viewing. After all--someone from the company did have to view the blog post to verify that I did it...

Excuse me as I embarrass myself HUGELY and realize that the only reason it has so many views is because upon further research into my "stats" tab, the top 10 urls to our website include google searches like these:

White House Christmas Card

White House 2010

White House Christmas Card 2010

and 7 other variations...

So essentially I thought I was cool for people passing around our blog to their coworkers and I'm really just a total nerd because the American People want to see if their President and the big White House that he lives in has posted a Christmas Card in the year 2010.

Don't I feel sheepish...