Notice something different?


Nope! I didn't get a haircut.

And no, my braces are still, sadly, on my teeth.

Panicking yet?
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I got a new blog header!





I did like my old blog look, but I thought that since it was summer I should get something happier and less grungy. 

Thus, we have new blog graphics and a header!

And I know, this probably gets annoying, I'm sorry. I just like fiddling around with graphics, and I made one I liked last night, so I'm trying it out.


You can actually see what my blog looked like through the months here. There are six pictures of my old blog looks on there, so feel free to laugh at me, I laughed too looking through them (also take note how desperate I was for followers from my GFC description).

I'm still relatively new to blogging, which I know I can't say forever since my blog is now one and a half years old. I mean, I'm not sure when I won't count as a baby blogger?? A lot of people have been blogging for four or even more years on here, and then I see new spring bloggers popping up on here (welcome, by the way!). But I still feel like I am a part of the newest blogging generation on blogger. 


So anyway, that's all I really wanted to point out! I considered just posting a normal post and seeing who noticed, but ehhh. This is more fun.

Thank you all for bearing with my indecisiveness!

What do you think?
Was my old blog look better?

Happy Writing,

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