A milestone

We’ve reached a milestone on this little blog. According to my copy of Table Editor, Eric Maynard left the 1000th comment on this blog earlier this evening. I am simply amazed. I never imagined I would get this level of feedback and involvement when I started this last year. Thank you all!

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