1 My level of activity hovers just above benign neglect on my blog but there is still a pulse. Sort of. It is just that there isn't enough time in the day, you know?

2 Ooooh...I'm loving the new look!

3 I'm still alive, but my blog posting is broken at the moment... I expect it to get fixed soon and will post soon.

4 Um, link please? I'd be all delighted. And I do love the new look. Autumn is my favorite time of year!

5 I am still blogging ... but the link you have listed doesn't work (and hasn't for a while) ... just take off the /blog part or use the link I put in here and you'll be set! The new layout is boootiful! I skipped fall and went right to winter.

1 It's looking all very fall like & wonderful on my end. Good luck with the manuals - they all give me headaches.

2 It's beautiful! My only suggestion is that I think this pop-up comments window needs a little space on the left side. At first I thought it was being cut off, but now I see that there's just no margin. If you did this whole thing yourself and that's the biggest problem on the entire site, you're doing pretty well! Also? I loved the post just below this one. I'd comment there, but it looks like comments are turned off.

3 I love the new Autumn look, Elizabeth. Best of luck with your 100 days of change. Your previous (commentless) post really resonated with me. Gosh, I miss those friends... and wonder sometimes whether I was the one who didn't make the phone call, or send the card.

4 I love the new look. It's clean and fresh, just as all new starts should be.

5 Love, love, love the new look! I especially like seeing your smiling face in the "About" section!

6 It is all looking very beautiful! A clean uncluttered, streamlined look that is both stylish and very modern. I would add about 10 more pixels to the border of the comment box but that is all. I thought of you yesterday. On my subway ride home after having momentarily restled on the phone when my presentation before senior mgt was interupted. I am grateful that my CEO, who overheard the conversation with the school nurse, stepped in and said I should leave without delay. Even though I was grateful for that I had worked so hard for so long that I was dissappointed, frustrated, guilty and saddened. Dissappointed at not being able to show how good I was at my job. Frustrated that yet again I'm prevented from shining in the spotlight as me and not for the mommy me. I felt guilt for being torn and not immediately walking out on the presentation. And saddened that I can't fulfill everyone else's expections of me, especially my own. And more importantly, that I was forced to sacrifice one role for another. I think that's my greatest source of frustration; everytime I have an important meeting or presentation, something happens and I'm forced to rush home. SO I thought of you, and how lucky you are, not having to divide yourself and being able to pursue your creativity and motherhood in all it's forms. I wish you many blissful moments of awareness, joy and wonder during these days of change.

7 I'm lovin' it so far! D

8 I love it! Change is good, I say.