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2007.10.26

#1 on Google Meme

Here's a new meme (generation string: The World's Fair --> Pharyngula -->  Creek Running North):  Find five search strings that return your blog as the number one hit.

Here are mine:

Frogs and ravens (or ravens and frogs, frogs ravens, ravens frogs, etc.)

Post-academic stress syndrome

Herb sweater

Dog-paddling upstream

The rushing of squirrel feet

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If I remember right, I'm #1 for "fucking dissertation," "quitting my dissertation," and "picture of pink eye."

*laughs*

Haunted by our pasts, we are!

Make it six for you, Rana; google "releasing house mice" and you'll get your Eco-Confession, which I stumbled upon when writing this. Courtesy of the subsequent typo, I'm first for "releasing field mice", :), which really shouldn't be the case.

*laughs*

I'm rather pleased to see that trap worked for you; the last time I live-trapped a mouse the trap was too small and touchy, and ended up spooking the mouse away from all subsequent attempts to trap it.

Of course, now we have a cat... who fended off one mouse a week or so ago. (It was vaguely alarming; I notice that the fur mouse she was playing with was... alarmingly supple. And self-propelled!) It ended up escaping into the radiator duct - perhaps the way it came in?

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