All roads lead to me

Periodically, especially when some helium-handed moron is trying to sound smart in class and I decide to ignore him, I find it interesting to browse the search terms that people have entered to get to my blog. Here is a random sampling of the latest ones.

• "bear bating"
• "nautical themes tmbg"
• "what are interesting things about windmills?"
• "disney movie enchanted purple dress at ball"
• "dairy store, kirkland"
• "he lays in the reins" "into the wild"
• "stackable milk jug"
• "costco milk"
• "non canonized scripture"
• "mormon apostles paintings"
• "Cormack MCarthy"
• "amy adams, costume design, purple dress"
• "spiritual blacksmith"

It's funny that some of my most read posts are the ones I put very little effort into. Like, for example, that half-facetious rant about the stupid costco milk jug. It also looks like several people had some kind of interest in what I had to say about the costume design in "Enchanted."

I have no idea what a spiritual blacksmith is, but it sounds kind of cool. It kind of reminds me of Joseph Smith's "welding link" image from the letter he wrote to the church in 1842, out of hiding, about baptism for the dead (parts of which are reflected in Doctrine and Covenants 128). But I don't think I've ever blogged about that (until now).