tagline advice?

Hey blogging friends,  I want your help!

So, I’m in the middle of a blog transition.  A friend of mine is helping me to revamp this place.  What a long journey it’s been!  Anyway, I’m looking for a new tagline.

I, myself, happen to like the one I have: “authentic sentiments of a gabby, bi-racial, thirtysomething gen-x’er on: LIFE. FAITH. CULTURE. RELATIONSHIPS.”

1.  My husband doesn’t like it.  Well, in some ways, “who cares right?” It’s my blog! 🙂  However, being that he is a creative genius, I’d be stupid not to listen to him.  He gave me some ideas I’m also mulling over.

2.  The guy helping me with my blog design also thinks it’s too long to make look “cool” in a new web design.  hmmpphh.

They think it’s reasonable just to go with “life. faith. culture. relationships.”  My issue with that is, you can’t just glance at my blog & know what it’s about… well, I guess you could, but you wouldn’t know much about the author.  Of course that is what an “about” page is for, but how boring right?

So, what are your ideas blogging friends?  The tagline should encapsulate the blog, answering the question: “why am I here on this website?”

Here’s some of mine & Dave’s ideas in a brainstorming session:

Gabbing With grace: (Header)

(Tagline)

-Where _____ & _____ dine together

-Confessions of a _______________

-The pontifications of ___________

-My life as window into life, faith, culture & relationships / or / One woman’s window into our world / or / My life as a window into our world.

-Pondering faith, life, fashion, culture & relationships

-This is my life, as a gabber girl

-If you’ll allow me to pontificate

-Loving life, loving red, bringing passion into both

-One woman’s musing on life & the world around us.

-Pondering life, faith, culture, relationships & the world around us.

OR

-authentic sentiments of a gabby, bi-racial, thirtysomething gen-x’er on: LIFE. FAITH. CULTURE. RELATIONSHIPS.” (my original idea) 😉

What do YOU think?

Winner gets bragging rights!  For example, “Gabbing with Grace” was thought of by the one & only Nosayaba Osai (a student of ours at Western & Ransom’s Nanny) 😉