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New Improved Blog!

Well folks, I decided to change up the old blog design... After 2 + years with the same header I thought something new was in order. So if you're reading this in a blog reader, click on over!!

The main changes?  There's a new header and background.  I also updated my list of blog links and added them to tabs at the top of the page.  So there's now a tab for friends with blogs, and a tab for my favorite other blogs. I added little descriptions of each blog too in case you're looking for something specific (or just want to know what I'm recommending before you click over!)

Hope you enjoy!  Let me know if you have any issues with anything- it looks pretty good on both my home computer (wide screen) and my work computer (standard screen)- although it's definitely cuter on the wide screen as there are some cute borders that get cut off on the normal sized screens....

My next post will be a re-cap of LP's second birthday- complete with piles of presents, photos of the cake, and lots of cuteness.  Until then I leave you with one of my favorite photos from the big birthday weekend, LP with my brother, his Uncle Nelson:

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  1. AnonymousNovember 29, 2010 at 4:15 PM

    Your new blog design is awesome!! I love it! Can't wait for the birthday recap, too!!

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