This comment prompted a long and exhausting search for Lizzie who wanted to see for herself. After finally finding an episode that he wears it in, she too thought this was amusing, and it soon became an inside joke.
For her sixteenth birthday, Lizz, (with the help of her mother) made Lizzie a pink apron of her own, embroidered with the words "Seth Rocks My Socks." She sent a picture of this apron to William Windom and he was nice enough to autograph it.
For HIS next birthday, Lizzie and Lizz decided to send HIM a Pink Apron. They recieved a postcard in return. It was he who coined the phrase "The Lizz Ladies." They are forever grateful to him for that bit of cleverness.
And thus, the Pink Apron Club was born. It was not, however, until that summer after that, that Lizz was bored and decided she wanted to make a webpage. This page, well technically, the page that went AWOL, was spawned from that boredom. (This page was spawned from a need to rebuild the old one, and thankfully a decent amount of time, since school hadn't started yet).
And so, the Pink Apron has evolved to be what it is now, a symbol of talent, given to those actors who sometimes get overlooked by their peers (and the public, but don't even get The Lizz Ladies started on that particular subject!)
