Putting things in perspective

I generally get 5000 views a month on this blog. I though that was a pretty healthy viewer count, some months (especially recently), I've received 10,000 views. I'd have thought that this would be enough to make a minor blip on the radar.

So, when a list of 200 odd blogs is posted, with a quick review on each, I thought I might get a mention.

Nope.

Obviously not getting enough viewers ...oh well, back to work. I'll keep writing in cult-like obscurity.

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