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I need a new picture for my blog.  The one displayed is old.  In some ways, I don't mind at all that I look different and I am somewhat incognito.  Namely, that my hair is now shoulder length and that makes me look a lot different than the picture.  Conversely, I don't want to seem lIke I am fooling anyone or hiding anything by posting an older picture. 

What do you think of this one?

November 24, 2007 in How vain can one be? |

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Jo Ann

Love your hair! Don't especially like this pic though - the angle?
You should crop the pic from Halloween with Mia - a good frontal one. Just my opinion! lol

Posted by: Jo Ann | November 25, 2007 at 05:51 PM

ronni

Your hair is Gorgeous! I had no idea it was curly like that! If you ever get tired of it, send it to me. I about ruined mine trying to look like that!

Posted by: ronni | November 26, 2007 at 08:48 AM

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