Skip to main content

Dear Google Users (An Open Letter)

Dear Google Users,

I'm sorry. Obviously some scam is at work to trick you into finding my blog. When you typed "porn" into the search bar, I'm sure you did not expect to find a post about Peanut Butter. I can only hope that you quickly left my blog and found what you were looking for elsewhere. Those pictures of me in the ice bath are for educational purposes only, so don't even think about it.



And to the girl who wanted to know how to "increase my boob size in one week"? Honey, if I knew that I would gladly tell you, but I don't. You're certainly not finding the answers here, or I would be rocking something other than A cups. Read my post on embracing your body shape, because I'm pretty sure that short of surgery, you're stuck with what God gave you.

To the few people who found my blog by searching for "jelly beans and running", welcome! I think you might be the only ones who find what you're looking for on this blog.

Sincerely,
Vanessa @ Gourmet Runner

It's tougher than it looks to get a good picture around here. The outtakes:

Lecturing pose.

Can't stop smiling and look angry.

What I look like if you wake me after a nap.

What are some of the funny ways people find your blog through Google stats?
Despite the previous letter, this search term was actually the strangest one ever:


I have no response. 

Comments

  1. Hahaha. Your hair looks cute...even in the outtakes, lol!

    ReplyDelete
  2. PS - I am thinking about running Chickamauga. Have you run it before?

    ReplyDelete
  3. I had a similar experience when I wrote about "naked running" in reference to my Nike Frees. It's amazing how many people search for nude forms of exercise...

    ReplyDelete
  4. Haha! Those are so funny...

    I get "DQ ice cream blizzard" searches ALL THE TIME! I guess I eat a lot of ice cream??? Yikes.

    ReplyDelete
  5. Haha. I just got "half marathon is half of nothing" whatever that means. I love the google metrics. Really interesting and disturbing to see what led to your page.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Good God - I just looked at mine the other day and was appalled. I'll do a post about it too - they're good for a laugh.

    ReplyDelete
  7. WOW!!! There are some crazies out there! Wierdest search on my blog: Sheryl Crow's Shoe Size. Um....not quite sure about that one!

    ReplyDelete
  8. I love looking at the keyword searches that lead to my blog!!! Yours trump any I have had but "martian sandals" apparently leads people to Sweating Sugar....Not even sure what those are! And of course "lululemon camos" and lululemon upload" because clearly I reference those too often and need help.

    ReplyDelete
  9. That is crazy! I wonder how many different words would link to my blog lol
    I'm sure there are a few unexpected ones!

    ReplyDelete
  10. hahahahahahhaha that is the funniest thing everr

    ReplyDelete
  11. Wow, I don't have anything that good! The best I had was "co-worker in skirt"

    ReplyDelete
  12. I love it. Some of the weirdest things people have searched for and come up on my blog?

    Prison Food.
    My hair looks electrocuted.

    and my all-time fav....

    NieNie blog annoying.

    (If you've ever read NieNie, you'll get it :-)

    ReplyDelete
  13. HAHAHAAHAHAHAH! I LOVE GOOGLE SEARCHES! This is awesome!

    ReplyDelete
  14. ha!! I love it!! those are funny searches....but I kind of feel bad for the people that were searching things like peanut butter and porn... :/

    nice job with your lecture pose ;)

    ReplyDelete
  15. Everyone but me has amazing google searches!! I am so jealous! But seriously, porn is gross, and peanut butter is amazing, those people should be happy then ended up with a delicious rice pudding recipe instead.

    ReplyDelete
  16. HAHAHA I absolutely LOVE this post!!! You're hilarious!!

    ReplyDelete
  17. Google searches are the. Best. I'm with you - I would have already gotten in on that secret, bahaha!

    ReplyDelete
  18. I'm just here for the jelly beans and running! ;)

    ReplyDelete
  19. omg, this is just priceless! way too funny! :)

    ReplyDelete
  20. This post has me in hysterics! Seriously, how do you find this stuff out? I clicked on "stats" in my blogger account, but I see nothing of the sort aside from number of views and most popular posts...

    ReplyDelete
  21. such a funny post! Hilarious!

    ReplyDelete
  22. bahaha this cracks me up :D
    <3

    ReplyDelete
  23. HAHA this is GREAT! i love when random stuff shows up in my search terms stats!

    ReplyDelete
  24. Nothing random yet. But I can't wait until people come for random things. These google search posts make me laugh so hard!

    ReplyDelete
  25. this is seriously hilarious!!!! omg. seriously. laughing so hard right now.

    ReplyDelete
  26. Someone recently found my blog with the search terms of "topless running". Makes me feel like I'm really making a difference in the world.

    ReplyDelete
  27. Ha ha. :) This post was funny. I wish I could say I've found something nearly as funny as those in my google searches.

    ReplyDelete
  28. So cute!! Love your scolding look, so harsh!!

    ReplyDelete
  29. Love it! I love hearing about funny Google search terms, this one is definitely a winner!

    I haven't had too many funny searches yet, but I did chuckle at "it's a hard one". I don't think I have any hard (or soft) ones on my site ;)

    ReplyDelete
  30. This is too funny!
    I'll have to go see what brings people to my blog now!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Race the Bar 5k Recap (AKA: A Personal Worst!)

Do you remember a few weeks back, when I was all braggy about running in Florida in February/March? Sunny mornings around a lake with a light breeze off the water have turned, cruelly, into humid stretches of time where I am humbly reminded of my own limitations. You guys, I see these gazelle-like creatures, men and women alike, who prance on my running route with compression socks, a soft glow of perspiration at their brow. It's beautiful. It's also a harsh reminder that I am not them. I am currently running in the thinnest, smallest items of clothing I can without offending anyone (shirt stays on, people). I dare not step outside without some awful visor or wide-brimmed hat. When I hop in the shower after a run, my face is a deep crimson that causes my husband to voice his concern for my general well-being. Have I mentioned this is what happens after my easy runs, with a few walk breaks thrown in? Yeah. It's humbling. Now, I'm not complaining. It's beautiful

Brace Yourselves: Cuteness is Coming

One of the hardest things about moving, for me, was wondering how the cats would adjust each time. Although our cats are super travelers at this stage, I feel really guilty every time we have to pack them up and force them onto a plane. I remember my grandma telling me years ago that when she moved with a cat, they put butter on their paws. That way, the cats spent the first day in a new house licking their paws to get them clean, and that was enough time to lose the "smell" of the old house. I love that story, and I wish the same principle applied to longer moves. Anyway, that's a super long intro to say that for the fellow cat ladies out there, our three fur babies are insanely happy in this jungle gym of a home here in Florida. It's warm, there are plenty of sunny spots to curl up a take a nap, and they have lots of room to spread out. Despite the space, of course, they still usually want to take a nap on my head at night. Obviously. They also love climbing on ou

Running Jewelry Giveaway from The Run Home!

Running has a tendency at times to make me feel just a little less feminine that I might like. The curves might disappear just a little (well...the top ones at least. Bottom ones are still out in full force) and I spend more time fiddling with my Garmin than I do putting on make-up. So I love when I can show my interest in running with a beautiful, feminine piece of jewelry. I recently received two necklaces from the great people at The Run Home.   They have an Etsy store full of inspirational necklaces, bracelets and more for athletes. I received this beautiful necklace in the mail from them: A cute running shoe, heart, and a hand-stamped 26.2 charm. In all honesty, I don't think I'll wear this until I have finished the marathon in November. Kind of like wearing a race shirt before you completed the race! But it will make the perfect reward and I can't wait to wear it with pride. The Run Home sent everything to me perfectly packaged--like it was a gift. I loved that: