100th Post

Wow! This is kind of a big week for this blog – completed my first full month, got two nominations (I know, I know, but it’s kickball, remember?), and now my 100th post.

It could be a sign that I post too much, fill up your poor Reader panel with too much junk. I’ve got to ask myself how much of what I post is quality more than just writing for the sake of writing. Well, I won’t muse over that one. I’m still finding my stride, finding which blogging style I like best.

So of my first one hundred posts, here are the top five most (individually) viewed:

1. Letting Go
2. Hot Coco Kinda Day
3. Job Search Review
4. Inspirational Weekends – Wanderlust
5. On the Verge of Complete Devastation

My most “liked” post: Letting Go

I hope I’ll have better quality as I figure myself and the whole blogging thing out. I hope that you, the reader will find this more useful in the posts to come, and I strive not to be removed from your list of blogs followed 😉

And now – for a list of things related to the number 100:

• 100 cups of coffee in four hours is the lethal limit
• A person who lives to be 100 is called a centurian
• The air from a sneeze has been clocked at 100 mph
• Winnie the Pooh lived in the Hundred Acre Wood
• 5 square inches of the body holds 100 feet of blood vessels
• Moose can eat 100 pounds of plant per day
• Eskimos have 100 words for ice
• The body gives off the amount of heat equivalent to a 100 watt light bulb
• 100 translated into binary is 110100
• The normal IQ for an adult is 100
• In the 100 section of a library organized by the Dewey Decimal System, you will find psychology and philosophy
• 100 is the sum of the first nine prime numbers (2, 3, 5, 7, 11. 13, 17, 19, 23)
• The atomic number of fermium is 100
• The US Senate has 100 senators
• In Greece, India, Nepal and Israel, 100 is the emergency line
• A Googol is a 1 followed by 100 zeros. Also known as ten duotrigintillion
• A war that lasted 116 years came to be known as the Hundred Year War
• I wrote 100 posts 😉

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