7 Link Challenge. Not as scary or linky as it sounds.

I read a few blogs yesterday and noticed a little thing happening.    Darren from ProBlogger put up a seven link challenge on his blog a few days ago.  I used to stalk this blog religiously about a year and half ago when I was first researching this whole blogging thing, but had since forgotten about him (oops, sorry! I’m totally subscribing now!), but thanks to Kelly over at Naked Girl in a Dress for pointing me back to his blog, which has a ton of good information.

Without further ado:

1. Your first post –My first post sat alone for awhile.  It really wasn’t so much of a real blog post as it was a, “how the heck does this thing work post’.
2. A post you enjoyed writing the most- I probably had the most fun writing about our little ‘breaking into the Grand Hotel’ scheme during our trip to Mackinac Island.
3. A post which had a great discussion – I’m not so sure it would call it ‘discussion’, but I think people were feeling a little less guilty about eating donuts after this post.
4. A post  on someone else’s blog that you wish you’d written –  Lisa of Seeking Elevation is hilarious.  I have a little blog crush on her.  In a, ‘we’d totally be best friends and argue all the time way’, not in a weird stalker way.  I promise.  Anyway, a long while back she wrote a post of when she lived in Africa a few years ago- this is not one of her funny posts, but incredibly emotional and descriptive of her feelings and what was going on at the time.  Go visit.
5. A post with a title that you are proud of – This is sort of a weird question. Take that ABC! I Don’t Want Your Stinking Rose!!’ was fun to write.  The funny thing was, I had written it mainly to my husband, sort of telling him how great he is and afterward he was like, “uh, what was all that talk about ABC and roses??”.  So I guess I should rephrase, it and say that I wrote it mainly to him about how wonderful he is and partly  to the girls who read my blog who would understand The Bachlorette references
6. A post that you wish more people had read –  It was one of my first posts, but to all the people wondering why on earth I am living in Flint, Michigan, this answers the question.
7. Your most visited post ever – This I don’t fully understand, my Worst Blog Post Ever,  is in a tie with ‘A Day in the Life of a CRNA Student’.  I understand why I get a whole bunch of random people searching for ‘day in the life of a crna’-  all those nursing students and ICU nurses wanting to leave the days of poop cleaning up behind them and are looking for information about CRNA school.  I do not understand why people would want to read the worlds worst blog post.  Whatever floats your boat, I suppose.

If you do this on your own blog, link to it in the comment section so I can go and read it!