I woke up this morning with the startling realization that I put The SOG City Oracle on-line four silly little months ago. My, how time flies! And, in those four months what have we accomplished? Not much in the over-all scheme of life, but in those four months this blog has been visited by hundreds of people across this great country. Most of those hits have come from the east coast, but Texas, California, the Northwest, and the Midwest are well represented.
What has surprised me the most are the hits that the blog has received from visitors in other countries. Great Briton has shown up several times, as has France and Germany. Mexico, Brazil and Chile have visited, and so has Spain. The ones that really amazed me are the hits the blog received from Russia, Cypress, and New Zealand.
A rather far-to-the-right blog has linked to one of my posts. This is not because he agrees with me about anything, but rather he wants his readers to know that the Internet is still infested with cootie-carrying, scum-sucking liberal puss-wads. I truly was honored that he picked The SOG City Oracle to use as an example. I mean that in the nicest of possible ways.
My restaurant reviews have been picked up by Urbanspoon and they drive a lot of readers to the Oracle, something I am truly grateful for. I discovered today that the Oracle has reached the number 12 (out of 45) spot on their Tampa Bay Blog Leaderboard. What really got me orgasmically happy was discovering that the Oracle is numero uno on the Apalachicola Blog Leaderboard. I calmed down a little when I discovered that there are but five blogs up there. In Panama City we are number two out of three. Oh, well! I am just happy to be in the company of these great bloggers.
To all visitors to The SOG City Oracle: I very much appreciate the fact that you stopped by and I hope you will continue to do so. And, remember, the blog does accept comments. You have the option of posting anonymously if you choose. Unless a comment is too gross, disgusting, or insulting, it will not be censored. The confirmation word is only to prevent automated spammers from inundating the blog with their sales pitches.
Thanks again for your support.
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