Well, I have gone 33 months straight (since Nov. 2008) with at least one blog posting and I didn’t think it was time for the streak to end. So, before you now on the second to last day of the month is the eighth edition of Funny Word Searches…just a smattering of the various words and word combinations that people have plugged into internet search engines and found their way to this blog in recent months (since May 8, 2011). Thus far the blog has received 142,584 viewings with 80% of those views coming in Feb. and March of 2009 when I found myself in a battle for my very life. On average I would guess that there are 20 views each day, but every once in awhile someone will read a bunch of entries in a single day, but I doubt if there will ever be 5,790 views in a single day as occurred on Feb. 26, 2009….and trust me I’m good with that. (:
camel abraham bible wandering
blood clot on the inside of my heel
one sixth of my brain was removed
mike evans before death
big trout backpacking in colorado
who sent handel in jail
does mike have a brain
what kind of pastor is mike evans?
funny cartoons about blood clots
broken heart being pulled by two people
“mike evans” antioch blog
yad veshem dedication mike evans
michael d evans attends church
map of the old city of Jerusalem
becky speech therapist mayo blog
mike evans and the word of faith
music for episcopal blessing “as you go on your way”
real heart operation
fever of 102.74
cartoon people in pool
six word expressions
sovereignty of god c.j. mcmurry
паломнические путешествия израиль (editor’s note: huh?)
we must enter into the kingdom through many tribulations
six flags over illinois
brain surgery
god moves in mysterious ways bob kauflin
picture of michael evans
ancient arab lands
Father Michael Evans
Comments
“паломнические путешествия израиль” is Russian for pilgrimage Israel. “Israel” is all I could make out with my rusty Russian. Google translator provided the rest. Pilgrimage was never one of our vocabulary words!
Hey Kara thanks for clarifying! You should brush up on your Russian. It would be useful for occasions such as this….I suspected it might be Russian. Strange word searches though huh?