Is Sunday boredom a thing of the past?

I occasionally get curious about what brings people to my blogs, and for a long time one of the top queries on search engines that brought people to this blog was "what to do on Sunday when you're bored?" The latest statistics show that those have dropped quite a long way down the list. Here are the most popular queries for the last year, from 1 February 2011:

google installer
3,377


jesus christ
1,727


what is google installer
625


jesus
571


dorothy day
526


leo tolstoy
407


makwerekwere
376


reactive policing
254


vassula ryden
247


what is a miracle
197


khanya
176


pictures of jesus
172


vassula ryden 2011
163


ic xc
156


"google installer"
145


ic xc ni ka
145


christ
139


what to do on sunday
130


shamanism and christianity
122


things to do on a sunday
120

The all-time figures (since this blog started in February 2006) show those queries much higher on the list:

google installer
6,638


jesus christ
6,495


what to do on sunday
1,570


jesus
1,568


reactive policing
1,534


what is google installer
1,256


perelandra
1,011


makwerekwere
936


dorothy day
924


stuff to do on a sunday
795


what to do on sundays
787


khanya
771


stuff to do on sunday
722


google installer is trying to access the internet
625


wordpress porn
611


what to do on a sunday
515


christ
468


moral regeneration
450


leo tolstoy
411


"google installer"
405

I'm glad to see that there is quite a lot of interest in Dorothy Day.

I wonder why there is such a lot of interest in "reactive policing" — very few people leave comments on that topic to indicate why they find it interesting, or what prompted them to enter it as a search term.