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Welcome to the New Blog!

Welcome to my new and improved blog! I love it and I hope you do too!

First, you will notice the massive change in design. Thank you Ms. Traci with Sweet Cheeky Designs! She is fabulous at what she does and had the patience of Job while dealing with me and my many "change this to that" e-mails that went her way. You can link to her webpage from the icon on the right column if you want to check out her portfolio or have her re-do your blog.

Second, you've known that a name change was coming for a while, but not what the new name would be. You know in my online vote, I threw out several options, but has second thoughts about all of them because I didn't LOVE any of them. I settled on "Legally Blonde's Proceedings" because of the play on words with "proceedings" having legal conotations, but also according to Webster's Dictionary, proceedings means "events, happenings" and "an official record of things said or done", which I thought made it the perfect name for my blog.

Enjoy!

Comments

Abby said…
I absolutely love it! I also love the name you went with. I just couldn't imagine you becoming curly. I think it is greatness. I love the lola at the top!! It is just adorable. One day I may join the ranks of you cute blog people!!
April 14, 2009 at 10:27 PM
Suzanna Cooper said…
Love it love it love it!!!!!
April 15, 2009 at 7:22 AM
Emily said…
I do love it...and I like the name you came up with better too. I just think the new look looks great on you!
April 15, 2009 at 10:24 AM
Caroline said…
Your blog looks great!! Isn't Traci so talented? I love the name of the blog. A great play on words. Isn't it funny how good a blog facelift can make you feel?
April 15, 2009 at 10:42 AM
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