Screensavers link

I was checking out my site server logs over my lunch hour today. (It’s snowing outside, what else am I going to do while sitting at my desk? *L*) I was puzzled by the sudden increase of people checking out Gnomedex pictures, so I started checking referers and found the Show Notes for Friday’s Screensavers show on Tech TV. Seems they were having David Lawrence from Online Tonight on as a guest and they linked my picture of David and Leo singing together at Gnomedex.

That makes twice that something on this site was linked to by Tech TV’s show notes. (The other was as one of Chris’ favorite blogs on Call for Help) I almost feel famous. 🙂

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