As many of you know, I was interviewed for a story in the St. Cloud Times about the wildfires in Southern California. Because, well, I live there. Here.
I was hoping more would come of it than it did. I even updated my website to include a way to email me. I figured that since my blog address was in the article, and I was on the front page no less, I would get more people who I've lost touch with want to email me or something. I know if I saw the article I would totally go to the website and email me.
Well, two people did. Kudos to them; I really appreciate it. Where's the rest of you? You either don't have the internet, didn't get around to it, or plumb don't care about me. Or maybe you thought, "what a chump! He only got in the paper cause his momma works for Gannett!" Well, that's partly true. She was my "in."
Nevertheless, I don't have a way to track my website traffic. Not yet. I really should get on that. Who knows how many more visitors I had because of that article? Maybe a few. Two for sure -- the ones that emailed me. I am most proud of the fact that they printed a photo that I took, put it on the front page of a pretty well circulated paper, and in color to boot.
Okay, enough of that. I think my mom got more attention for it than I did because no one around here really cares, of course.
A thank you goes out to Frank Lee for putting together the story. Thanks Frank!!
Wait, did Frank even bookmark my blog?
This is the article from the newspaper. Click on it to enlarge it. I don't know if it's okay to reproduce, but it's about me, so ok.
Nobody Cares if You're in the Newspaper...
Nobody Cares if You're in the Newspaper...
Tuesday, October 30, 2007 at 10/30/2007 05:36:00 PM
As many of you know, I was interviewed for a story in the St. Cloud Times about the wildfires in Southern California. Because, well, I live there. Here.
I was hoping more would come of it than it did. I even updated my website to include a way to email me. I figured that since my blog address was in the article, and I was on the front page no less, I would get more people who I've lost touch with want to email me or something. I know if I saw the article I would totally go to the website and email me.
Well, two people did. Kudos to them; I really appreciate it. Where's the rest of you? You either don't have the internet, didn't get around to it, or plumb don't care about me. Or maybe you thought, "what a chump! He only got in the paper cause his momma works for Gannett!" Well, that's partly true. She was my "in."
Nevertheless, I don't have a way to track my website traffic. Not yet. I really should get on that. Who knows how many more visitors I had because of that article? Maybe a few. Two for sure -- the ones that emailed me. I am most proud of the fact that they printed a photo that I took, put it on the front page of a pretty well circulated paper, and in color to boot.
Okay, enough of that. I think my mom got more attention for it than I did because no one around here really cares, of course.
A thank you goes out to Frank Lee for putting together the story. Thanks Frank!!
Wait, did Frank even bookmark my blog?
This is the article from the newspaper. Click on it to enlarge it. I don't know if it's okay to reproduce, but it's about me, so ok.

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