Most people
don’t like to have their pictures taken.
Oh, sure, there are a few who do.
I’m in that
first group. I don’t like to have my
picture taken. Maybe it’s because we
haven’t yet identified a side that could qualify to be my “good side.” Actually, I don’t think I have a good side.
Be that as
it may, I have a picture someone took that I like okay. Considering others, this one is at least
half-way decent.
That’s the
one I chose, naturally, to use on my Google profile and on other Internet sites
that needed a photo, although later I found another that I used on an
alternating basis. I didn’t like the
second one as much but at least it was a change from time to time.
The first
photo, though, is the one that was on a particular site that The Duppster (my
hubby) was checking out last week.
That’s also
the photo he was looking at when he asked, “How long ago was THAT picture
taken???”
He was on
the right track; this was most definitely not a new picture.
But it’s not
like it was 30 or 40 years ago either.
It was taken in November 2009 – exactly two years ago. Now, I ask you:
How much can one person change in just two little years?
Yep, you’re
right. Apparently, a WHOLE lot.
When my own
hubby thinks the two-year-old photo is an ancient one, it’s time to use
something more recent. I’m thinking of
using an avatar or caricature instead of a real picture.
Whatever I
use, I don’t think The Duppster will be asking how old it is any time soon.
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