Deviant Words in Posts Key to Hits

I have had quite a number of hits all week. Are people coming to my blog to read my views or looking for a Logic Lifeline? No. Most of the hits are from people doing Google searches for "Bathroom Signals". I wonder how many are searching as voyeurs to learn about the deviant lifestyles of others and how many are coming here wanting to know what the signals are so they can put them to use. Sorry, no "how to" lessons here. You are on your own. I know Malott stated once how he put some word in his post and the hits came rolling in. I could think of a few things to post on that would result in a wave of hits. That's not the kind of hits I am looking for.

Welcome Confessions of a Closet Republican

It has been some time since I added a new blog link. For some time I have intended to add "Confessions of a Closet Republican". The blog is run by Incognito, an actress in the Arts who realizes that an alias is required to preserve her career - the "tolerant" Left and all.

I am quite slow and deliberate in adding links to my blog (outside of posts of course). It is hard to describe the criteria I use. It must be unique, interesting and intellectually appealing. There are many blogs that meet this criteria, so the rest is just that I arbitrarily like them for some reason. I try to link to blogs that readers of this blog might be interested in clicking to and reading regularly. I don't insist on full alignment of ideology, but I don't link too far left. I don't link just to reciprocate, nor do I expect those I link to reciprocate to me.

Incognito is pretty feisty and due to her many experiences truly adds spice to her discourse. I hope regular readers here will give her a click and read her blog often.

I feel a bit badly that when I added Malott and SkyePuppy I did not have time to write a welcome post for them. I mention them here. They are truly some of my favorite regular reading and they are friends here. Like me, they tend to attract some lively commenters and there is a definite element of fun in their comments.