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Rebecca

Wonderful and a reminder to check my own more often.

Cornflower fat content is most intriguing and the idea of the poisons search has my over active imagination going off at lightening speed.

Nan

How do you find out these search terms?? Is it a typepad thing or can anyone find out what brings searchers to one's blog? And speaking of searching, how does one search your blog for something specific? I just came across an email you sent me in which you asked if I had seen something about Wodehouse's alarm clock. I didn't know how to find it. Did I miss a search box on the sidebar perhaps?

Cornflower

Nan, my statistics show up Google searches and if I mouse over each entry it gives me the precise search terms.
The Wodehouse alarm clock (not PGW's own, but one you can buy featuring Stephen Fry's voice as Jeeves) came up in this post:
http://cornflower.typepad.com/domestic_arts_blog/2008/11/gruntled.html
As to searching the blog, I did briefly try a search widget thing but I took it down when there were problems with the site loading, so it remains difficult to find things - even using Google Blogsearch (advanced), which is a pity.

Nan

Thank you for the link! What a great, great, great thing the clock is! Also, thank you for the searching info. Does that make it hard even for you to find a past piece on your blog? like the clock for instance?

Simon T

I love looking at the absurd search terms which end up at my blog! Well, not often absurd in themselves, just the fact that Google thinks I can offer help. Just looking at the latest batch of search terms, I get 'sony reader is stuck' (I gave mine to my brother, so I'll be no help); 'melodramatic sayings' (didn't know I was that theatrical); 'book as a pageboy' (what a novel idea... haha); 'leather business diary' (afraid I can't help...)

Simon

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