By: Blonde Two
An amazing thing has just happened, 100,000 (that’s one hundred thousand) people have looked at our blog.
Well, it seems doubtful that 100,000 (that’s one hundred thousand) different people have looked at our blog; but a couple of different scenarios are playing out in Blonde heads this morning:
1) Wembley stadium full (plus 10,000 standing on the pitch) of people all ignoring the football and reading Two Blondes Walking.
2) One very keen (and maybe a bit worrying) Blonde groupie who has read the blog 100,000 (that’s one hundred thousand) times.
3) Several quite keen (and probably harmless) Blonde fans who have read the blog lots of times and sometimes read the same post twice.
4) Some very supportive family members with a variety of creative and unusual pseudonyms.
Whichever (if any) of the above is the truth, we Blondes feel that this is an occasion to be marked. We have written stuff and lots of people have read it (even when it was a bit boring). Thanks Blondees and Blondettes, thanks family, thanks pseudonymineess, thanks weirdos, thanks groupies. We never thought we would get this far … next stop infinity (and beyond!)
I wonder if between us we have eaten 100,000 (that’s one hundred thousand) Jelly Babies!
Congratulations girlies-that is very impressive xxx
Thank you 🙂
a serious number, however you count it
well done
always a good read
and as it records your inestimable work with the ‘next generation’ of leaders, golden words.
Thank you very much Gimmer. We are quite pleased with our number!
What a splendid use for the stadium! Congratulations – and thanks for all the fun.
Found a nice little 100,000 story at
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/paris-removes-1-million-lovelocks-pont-de-arts/
Apparently about a million padlocks have been used as signs of “eternal love” on the Ponts des Arts and are now too heavy for safety – about 100,000 pounds worth of weight! They are being removed.
What a funny story – I am not sure if I think it is romantic or environmentally a very bad idea!
Congratulations! Great reading. Keep up the good work.