How did I forget to mention this?

I have completed the first major mission on my big to-do list (in the right column of this blog)!

With tons of help from Justin and Jenn, I now have a main website! ArgyleWhale.com has always existed, but it's former self was poorly organized and did not suit the Argyle Whale aesthetic. I'm relieved that I no longer have to make excuses for my website's ugliness when I hand people my business card.

This renovation makes me feel much more confident and better prepared to tackle my next big project of soliciting businesses who may wish to carry my products. Hooray!

I would so appreciate if you'd take a moment to visit ArgyleWhale.com and let me know if you see any mistakes or awkwardness. A few things have already been spotted so don't be shy (Justin and I are beginners at this). We'll fix it up!

Lastly, shame on me for using a photo that has nothing to do with the content of my post. Justin shot this picture of Kayla (my little sister-in-law) and I in Portsmouth NH and it's so nice that I wanted to show the image even though I don't have much to say about it.

My hero...

I spent the weekend with Kayla (my new mini sister-in-law) and she made this awesome guitar hero picture. Justin couldn't be prouder to be influencing his little sister to be a Nintendo enthusiast and I'm excited that she is really into drawing and craft projects.

We also did some interior design and she helped me stick a flock of birds to the formerly boring bedroom wall. I got the decals from One Up Designs and I think they look boss. Our bedroom is the most hated room in our apartment. We hate the size, wall color, brick wall-facing window and hospital light fixture. We're not happy about the bunny turd box in the corner either. So, I've been really trying hard to make it special in hopes that I will be encouraged to be tidy and stop leaving my clothing strewn about. The wall decals, new duvet, curtain and small rug so far have made a big difference. Our room was previously all different shades of dirty tan but the bold orange color and patterns are livening up what we previously called "the cave".