It is still ME!

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I was at my writing group, today and several people said that they weren't sure that this new look was my page. Sorry I've been mentioning it on Facebook and didn't think to say here that I've changed the look.
Let me know what you think.

Bye for now,
Lilian

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  1. GeniAus11 March 2016 at 15:46

    The new pages are great - adds lots of value to the blog.

    You asked for suggestions so here goes: How about adding a link to your website on your pages menubar. Another suggestion is to narrow in your left sidebar (I can show you how to do these thing when we catch up or I can make a short video and put it on Youtube.

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    1. Lilian's Tree12 March 2016 at 11:52

      Thanks, Jill I'm about to add the website link. Yes, the left sidebar is too wide. Your help would be wonderful. Thanks, Lilian

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  2. GeniAus11 March 2016 at 15:46

    The new pages are great - adds lots of value to the blog.

    You asked for suggestions so here goes: How about adding a link to your website on your pages menubar. Another suggestion is to narrow in your left sidebar (I can show you how to do these thing when we catch up or I can make a short video and put it on Youtube.

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