HOw To ONE MILLION PAGE VIEWS


WOW!  Some how, some way, the pages on this blog have now been visited over 1,000,000 times in just about two years.

 I get people who email me and ask me how I do it?  How do I get so many hits/page views?  To be honest, I am not really sure.  When I originally set up the blog, I did all the things you're supposed to do to get visible in search engines.  I make my photos searchable.  I use all the right 'tags' and whatever else it is that they suggest.  I did all that so people could find us and all I can really do is hope that people find us and come back because I post things that they find interesting or maybe just want to watch the journey, slow as it may be at times.  I don't always get a lot of comments but many people email me directly and tell me they enjoy reading and really, that's all I can hope for.

 So I guess I'll just keep doing what I'm doing and just say:



I really don't now how else to thank you all for everything.  Just know that whatever has brought you here to visit, we appreciate it more than you could possibly know.  We head off to the farm today with smiles on our faces.  Meeting the fence contractor today to finalize plans, I need to mow, bringing some more things to plant, and just enjoying the day.

 Please come back soon!


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