
From “Scriptores historiae Augustae” (Milan, 1475). Photo credit: University of Glasgow Libraries on Flickr
All About Work turned five years old on March 18. Usually I do a photo with my minikin to mark the blogiversary, but this year has been exceptionally busy – so in the meantime, I hope you enjoy this beautiful Roman numeral five from an Italian illuminated manuscript.
To date, the blog has had more than 148,000 views. The most-read posts of all time are:
- Malcolm Gladwell’s “10,000 Hour Rule” Doesn’t Add Up
- A Look at the British Columbia Government’s Ad in the Teachers’ Bargaining Dispute
- The Joy of Figures
- Population Ecology in Real Life: How the Globe and Mail Misunderstood its Environment
- Daniel Pink’s ‘Drive’: A Short Journey on a Tiny Piece of Road
Thank you to everyone who’s visited the site, read a post, or commented on a post. I appreciate the support!
Congratulations on your five-year blogiversary, Fiona! It’s quite an accomplishment not only to keep at it for five years — but to also consistently bring us such diverse and interesting reads, as your “most-read” list shows. I hope the busyness will be both lucrative and transitory, and look forward to seeing what your *next* five years will bring. Cheers to you!
Hi Fiona, here’s five cheers for five years! Thank you for making the blogosphere a smarter, more informed, and more collegial place to be.
Happy Birthday All About Work! I have learnt quite a bit since I started readin you.
Happy anniversary! 🙂
Good job. 🙂