~ Cindy Lou
You have all probably noticed that the look of my blog has changed
Well, this time it is going to stay this way for a while.
The very unique, beautiful, and completely one of a kind background that you see now was created especially for me by sweet bloggy friend, Dianne, from the Deez Dayz blog.
Everybody say, "Hi, Dianne!"
Dianne is one of the loveliest ladies that I have ever had the pleasure to meet.
For my birthday this year, she made this blog header of my name written in the sand on a beach in Sicily.
Sigh.
She recently took her adorable daughter, Phillipa, to their local zoo in South Africa, and she took a picture of these beautiful daisies.
(She knows I love daisies and the color blue, so she snapped this photo for me.)
Then she fashioned this blog header for me using one of the pictures that she took.
Isn't it beautiful?
Sigh.
I loved my previous blog headers all so much, that it was hard to let go of them, so I made a digital scrapbook page of all of them which you can see on my sidebar, but here is the picture (up close) so that you can see a little more of the details.
Another blogging buddy of mine named, Becky, told me about this amazing website called Scrapblog, and that is what I used to make the scrapbook style picture, as well as my new blog header. It is a fabulously free and fantastically fun website. You should rush over there immediately and make a new header for yourself.
I'm just saying.
Dianne designed this new blog layout to match the header that I created, and if you look closely at the blue daisies on each side of my blog....you will see that they are the same daisy that is in the picture she took for me at the zoo.
Sigh.
Isn't she clever?
Dianne, thank you so much for all the hard work that you put into making this beautiful new blog design for me, but even more than that, I want to thank you for your friendship. You are a very special lady to me and my family, and we are blessed to call you friend.
And in true Zsa Zsa form, please just let me say.......
"You are simply vonderful, dahlink! MWAH!" ;)
Ag shame.
"A true friend is someone who thinks that you are a good egg even though he (or she) knows that you are slightly cracked."
~ Bernard Meltzer
