...for reaching a milestone in blogging.
One thing that's always puzzled me is why Abel's traffic isn't much higher (and mine lower, to be honest). True, I post much more frequently than he does, but that alone doesn't explain it. (Maybe it's EneMan.) Whatever the case, Abel deserves a much larger readership. There's a disconnect between the quality of his blog and the size of his readership.
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Many thanks to a brother for the best wishes.
Perhaps you are right: I need an official mascot. But as you've already adopted a rectal dosage form as yours, I doubt that I can think of anything to top EneMan.
Top EneMan? Surely anything can top him - he's always at the bottom.