Questioning the Queries Again

Pickled eggs are still way out in front as the most frequent subject of search queries that lead people to this site. There are many searches for just plain pickled eggs, more specific searches for easy pickled eggs from pickle juice, a couple of searches for love pickled eggs (pickled egg fans, I suppose), and one search from a pickled egg fanatic: pickled eggs that’s all I eat. One can only hope that’s hyperbole.

 

The last time I listed my top search queries, chicken related searches were the second most common. This time, however, chicken searches have dropped right off the chart and have been replaced by diva searches. Not just diva alone, but diva and scripture, as in several for scripture reference for diva and one for What does DIVA stand for scriptural?.  I don’t have a clue what those are about, but it must be something. What do the initials DIVA stand for? I thought perhaps it was a referrance to a word in the original languages, but I’m coming up blank there, too. Any ideas?

 

And while I’m asking questions, why did the chicken drop off the chart?

Update on Sunday, May 6, 2007 at 3:31PM by rebecca

Brandon found the source of the DIVA and scripture queries.  See for yourself.  It comes from a book by Michelle McKinney Hammond called The DIVA principle:  Secrets to Divine Inspiration for Victorious Attitude.

From the book blurb:

Divine Inspiration for a Victorious Attitude…

In her newest offering, bestselling author Michelle McKinney Hammond serves up all the details on how to get and keep a victorious attitude that will set readers apart and give them their own unique style.

With her tell–it–like–it–is approach, Michelle helps women explore the beauty and power of their inner self with expert tips on how to…

• get their act together—emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically
• be the queen of their domain
• make a man sit up and take notice

Drawing examples from some of the Bible’s great divas such as Deborah, and translating them into everyday practical principles for living, Michelle shows readers how to excel in every area of life whether young or old, single or married by mastering the art of diva–tude!

Whoo boy!  Now there’s a book I won’t be reading. 

A Common Thread

Someone tagged me for the book character meme yesterday or the day before.  I made a mental note of it and then forgot where I saw it. If you read this and you are the one who tagged me, will you remind me?  Pretty please?

And yes, you are right to conclude from these last two posts that I might be just a tad absentminded.  

Update on Friday, April 27, 2007 at 11:29AM by rebecca

Never mind, I found it.  It was Carla.  Now I just have to remember to answer the questions.

Another Milestone Missed

 

While I wasn’t looking, the sitemeter at the old site recorded my 200,000 visitor.  I have a history of missing the milestones, so I’ll just add that one to the list of birthdays, anniversaries, and other important things I’ve had to acknowledge belatedly.

 

I had an interesting visitor or two to that old site contact me today.  I’ll tell you about it this weekend when I post my old photo.