I have better pics of myself, but when I reduce them to this little itty-bitty size they end up looking terrible. This was the best I could come up with, but I hate that it doesn't really look like me.

I was mistaken for Rox at the Palm Springs DevCon at the bar on the first night there. I don't know why, I don't think I look *anything* like Rox, but I guess somebody thought so.


>Bonnie,
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>>I'd say that you *kinda* look a little like your picture.
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>Well, I can recognize myself here on the UT, so it looks pretty accurate to me. At least, it looks like how I imagine myself to look. :-)
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>>Now my picture is absolutely terrible, don't you think? I mean, it looks ok, but I don't think it looks anything like me.
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>Terrible is not a word I would use (I'm not that dumb). Now that I've met you in person I can see the resemblance, but I don't know that I could have picked you out of a crowd based on the UT picture.
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>When Ed Rauh and Bill Caton came over for a visit early this year, I was shocked to see what they *really* look like, as they probably were about me.
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>This feels so strange to know people so well online, and then stand awkwardly around staring at each other when we finally meet in person -- making small-talk while thinking "This isn't the same person I know on the UT". :-)
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>Then after a few minutes of geek-speak, all is well.