2 Million Views

I knew it was coming soon, and it's like that thing where you watch the odometer of the car ticking over..

...then... 

 

...I missed the moment.

 There's actually been a higher number of views in recent months than there has been in the 16 years that I've been writing this thing. 

 

I think the last milestone of 1.5 million happened some time last year, after a period when I though the views were subsiding and I was just going to give up on the whole thing.

But all in all, it's just a number. I'll keep doing what I do, and if folks are interested they'll come to have a look. 

 

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