UPDATE

 I am changing a few things around on my blog.  I saw that I was getting really negative so I decided to change out because not everything is negative all the time.  So I am doing a change out in hopes I can find a style people will enjoy. 

I am also working on a post and it's not negative.  Lets just say doing a blog is very hard to do.  I hope to do a better job.  In the meantime though do you like the banner and page changes?  Let me know in the comments.  (I made a change there too.)

next post hint... It's on black history the definitive list.  It has taken me a while to put it together. 

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