Most Popular Posts of 2011

Kissy faces from Dark Link and Link is definitely the highlight.

Today is the last new year's wrap up post, I promise! The rest of this week will be amazing.

I flipped through my analytics data to provide you all with a fun list of my most popular posts from 2011! Some of them seem like total givens to me, such as the PAX wrap up post. Others, such as the Zelda wedding post, were a bit of a surprise.

Either way, I think the list is pretty fun and demonstrates a fairly wide variety of content. I'm proud of it! See you all tomorrow :D

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10. When I say "I Do" I don't want it to be a secret to anyone

9. Following a blog, never miss another post!

8. The Incomparable Wil Wheaton

7. Potential danger to your Skyward Sword file!

6. It is fantasy journey time

5. How do I become special enough to get invited?

4. Minecraft and the wolves within

3. It's finally here!

2. Interrupting my troll slaying to bring you this post

1. PAX 2011: Best ever? Part 2

-MJ

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The incomparable Wil Wheaton

Today has been nothing short of surprising and amazing. The whole weekend has been incredible, so I didn't think anything more could happen to make things even better.

Enter Link and Dark Link, impressive cosplay females that we saw almost first thing upon entering the center. We stopped for fangirl moments of praise and some photos.

Then, something wonderful happened: Wil Wheaton photobomed the photo of me with the Links. You can see the top of his head, one wild eye, and his highly identifiable dick cape.

After this we decided to follow him so I might get my badge signed, and we discovered him at his booth, meeting fans and signing things. We hopped in line and before I knew it, I was talking to Wil Wheaton.

I stuttered a hello and introduced myself, then began to tell him how much I enjoyed his blog. I also thanked him for posting the video a few weeks ago of TheBloggess's inspiring speech at a convention in Utah about being "furiously happy".

He was so fabulous and friendly, down to Earth and comforting. It was such a pleasure to meet him. I walked away with a free signed print of him collating paper (should have cost me $20 but I didn't realize they cost money and I was so nervous and flustered and inspired that he was super kind and gave it to me free. Thanks again!!)

What a superb day.

-MJ

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