There has been a fun #howhardhasaginghityouchallenge going around on Facebook, and, since curiosity got the best of me, I thought I'd look back at what my first Facebook Profile pic actually was.
LOL, it was the exact same profile pic I had used, consistently, across all social media.
And I didn't change it for 7 years.
Then, in the past few years, it was like I was trying to make up for lost time, because I changed it multiple times.
Apparently, I also lost my shirt in 2014. (In retrospect, maybe that was some sort of thinly laced separation/divorce joke) ;)
Intersting that I only ever used a photo that wasn't me when Barnaby, reading one of my books, stood in for a short time period.
I thought it might be fun to then look at my author profile page on Facebook and see how many profile pics I'd shared there.
Only 7 changes on my author profile page since I started it up in 2011. About once per year.
I'd started with my very first author photo - one that my buddy Greg Roberts took for me and that I had used for my first book, One Hand Screaming, in 2004. I had also used a few that were a little more "on brand" particularly the smart-ass one with the graveyard backdrop and the latest, the caricature done by the talented Seth Wilks.
LOL, it was the exact same profile pic I had used, consistently, across all social media.
And I didn't change it for 7 years.
Then, in the past few years, it was like I was trying to make up for lost time, because I changed it multiple times.
Apparently, I also lost my shirt in 2014. (In retrospect, maybe that was some sort of thinly laced separation/divorce joke) ;)
Intersting that I only ever used a photo that wasn't me when Barnaby, reading one of my books, stood in for a short time period.
I thought it might be fun to then look at my author profile page on Facebook and see how many profile pics I'd shared there.
Only 7 changes on my author profile page since I started it up in 2011. About once per year.
I'd started with my very first author photo - one that my buddy Greg Roberts took for me and that I had used for my first book, One Hand Screaming, in 2004. I had also used a few that were a little more "on brand" particularly the smart-ass one with the graveyard backdrop and the latest, the caricature done by the talented Seth Wilks.
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