Last week HitTail's new email system announced that the following three items would be top of the pops if mentioned in my blog:
the mousetrap study guide
sequoia cunningham dunedin
people wear ties
This week the list is a little different, with ties dropping out and three other items coming in.
chrissy popadics
ralph davis musician
salesman in beijing
the mousetrap study guide
sequoia cunningham dunedin
Chrissy Popadics made a comeback on this blog just a month ago, when I mentioned she was now known by her married name of Johnson. Nevertheless, people still keep looking for her under her maiden name.
I've never written about Ralph Davis the musician, as far as I'm aware, but I've certainly written about Ralph Davis the pastor and commentary writer. He's one of my favourite commentary writers, and I have (or have lent out) all his books. Maybe I should have a lapel pin produced saying something like: I'm a fan of Ralph Davis. That would cover all bases, including any that related to Ralph Davis the musician, who may or may not be this guy.
The third of the new items on the list today is Salesman in Beijing, which I wrote about at the end of 2009. The book is by Arthur Miller, and details his trip to Beijing to produce a version of his play, Death of a Salesman. I suspect people looking for a combination of the words salesman and Beijing are looking for something more in the retail line, however.
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