I wanted to change up my blog and personalize it.... all by myself :)
I just can't seem to decide on a color scheme.
Dang blog things says that my blog should be blue.
Well....
I think Navy blue and then nautical themed. That's not really me.
I've been in this awesome light vibrant baby blue and light but vibrant lime green color mixed with white - kick lately.

Maybe I should prepare some color samples and make you guys submit comments for votes.
I post quite a bit, but I may not look at it in the regular window as much as ya'll do.

I found this awesome template today that basically makes your page look like Google. It's actually so Google"like" that I could have mistaken it for google. I'm not sure I want my blog that closely resembling google!!!
I would add a google search bar, that's really cool :)

It's 2:30 in the morning.
I'll have to post tomorrow as to why I'm still wide awake.


the Original colors for the current template were :
chocolate brown, tan, white, mossy green and then a paler mossy green. then the sky picture.

any opinions on colors?
I like the orange and blue together.. but I'm not as fond of the chocolate brown this way.
I need some opinions :)

Let me hear them guys/gals!
~thanks!!


Oh, and when I posted to remind people about the FAFSA renewals -- I just wanted to put an amendment on that...
the longer you wait, the less money you have the chance of getting--from the OIG which is used first (then the rest is taken out of your Pell). It is awarded on a first come, first served basis...
And, make sure to stop down to Financial Aid in the 020 suite to pick up your Summer and Fall/Spring Office Apps. You're going to need to have those filled out for your Stafford loans, and for them to process/handle your FAFSA info correctly.
I apologize if I'm using incorrect terminology, but that's my understanding of the processing process. (tee hee)
Submit FAFSA, get your SAR, it gets sent to Edison. You then have to have the proper paperwork in place to have it fully processed for the correct semesters, et al.

If that didn't make the least bit of sense, stop down and see the financial aid advisors to make sure you have what you need.

Oh, and here's another tidbit that first-time students may not know... especially since it's time to register for summer classes.....
If you decide to take summer courses, it makes your allotment in the Spring semester less (in regards to your Pell). I took online classes last summer, 6 credit hours, and was surprised that I owed money instead of getting a refund. (Partly because I waited too long to do my renewal FAFSA and didn't get my full OIG).

**Steps down off of soapbox **
:)
Have a nice day.