I just realized that last post marked the 1,000th post here on the NT/History Blog. Which means I just barely missed celebrating the big round number by only 21 posts.
The next time seventy sevens comes up again will be just 469 posts from now. I hope I don't miss it that time.
Oh, well.
Selah vie. ;-)
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