The Author Photo.
I was tempted to paste someone else's head on my body, but all I actually did was airbrush away some lint on my shirt.
Damn, I have a lot more gray than I thought! Maybe I should go back to bleaching my hair. It hides a multitude of sins.
Bet ya can't tell I lost four pounds!
Oh well...
Luckily, writers don't have to be pretty.
3 comments:
In twenty or thirty years from now you will look back at that and wish you looked like that and felt like that and could think like that. How well I know. Good luck on the book!
Tom,
How true it is! I thought I was hideous and fat when I was 20 years old, but now I'd give a kidney to have that "fat" 130 pound body again!
However, I don't wish I felt or thought the way I did at 20. I was still 19 years away from my bipolar being diagnosed. I was in the throes of a three year depression that felt like being locked in a dark pit. Except for losing my emotional intensity, I don't regret one moment of taking Lithium. I could never again go back to being a loose cannon like I was before!
I actually started going gray when I was 27. So it isn't always a sign of old age!
Really!
Once my editor is finished with his final edit, the publisher will have some words to put with this fearsome face!
I can relate, as I made Mall Diva take 50 million shots of me for the LaGrange Symphony program (I'm concertmistress). Some problem with the camera kept making me look old and overweight.
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