20,000 hits. And some nice props.

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Ugh. I just rolled into Brookings on a whirlwind trip around the state, and I'm sitting at home waiting for my ride to drop off a vehicle, so I thought I'd check the state of the SDBlogOSphere.

Wow. Today marks the 20,000th individual visit to my weblog since I've been tracking stats (42,174 page views).

And to top that off, both Todd Epp and Mt. Blogmore were nice enough to point my post on simple things each campaign should do. Props back at you guys.

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