A new look for Family Lore

Family Lore has had something of a makeover. Yesterday I was admiring the new header, which resembles a family law version of the Have I Got News For You opening credits. It features everything and everyone, from Lord Justice Munby and Katrin Radmacher to Fathers 4 Justice and Resolution. I was startled when I looked at it more closely. Just above Lord Justice Wall and to the left of an incandescent Michael Gove, I spotted… me! I am flattered to have been included, and I would like to thank John Bolch of Family Lore for adding me to the montage.

As the family law competition on this blog has already attracted a number of entries, I have a suggestion for you, John. What about a summer competition to identify everything and everyone on your Family Lore blog header? Take it from me: once you get started on this challenge, it’s addictive…

Posted by Marilyn Stowe on 24 August 2011

Categories: Stowe Family Law

Tags: competition, Family Lore, Marilyn Stowe

3 Comments

John Bolch on August 24, 2011 at 2:54 pm
Ah, that presupposes that I know who/what they all are…
Tulsa Divorce Attorneys on September 5, 2011 at 12:49 am
I like the new look of Family Lore – John & Co. really did a bang up job!!!
Tulsa House Cleaning on September 20, 2011 at 8:44 pm
I’m liking it a lot.

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