Such a warm, genuine smile. Great picture.

I truly felt my smile.

I just took a selfie, didn't like it, so I deleted it. I am not photogenic,,,,
but we nearly have the same hairstyle

I hear you about photogenic--I'm not always but today it worked!

My hair is fairly long and today I'm wearing it up. And it's cooperating!

I really need to learn how to post photos.

We do have a thread at the top of this group that shows how to post photos.

Here's the link: https://www.democraticunderground.com/103659987

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You’re looking exceptionally lovely today! Green is definitely your color!

Greens and blues are definitely my colors. I have so many shirts in these colors! You can't really see in this photo, but my earrings coordinate too.

I always have fun getting dressed!

I also like greens and blues on myself. Are those jade earrings?

I'm not familiar with that stone, but I like the color and the way they're set. And I think they go well with my knit shirt.

And the perfect compliment to your green shirt. I’m not familiar with the stone, either,so you taught me something new! With your eye for color it’s no wonder you chose those particular earrings.

When Mr. Diamond and I went on our honeymoon, we drove across the country (only time I’ve ever been to California!). We took our time and stopped wherever something struck our fancy.

On the way out, we stopped in Rawlins, Wyoming, where there was a nice little park in the center of town that was the perfect place for us to stop and have some sandwiches for lunch out of our cooler. On the way back to our car, we passed a jewelry store that had the prettiest green earrings in the window - the sign said they were made from Wyoming jade. I just fell in love with them. Well my wonderful hubby bought them for me and I wear them still. It was quite a splurge for us because we didn’t have much money back then. 🙂

Your green earrings brought back a wonderful memory for me, Peggy.

Thank you for telling me your story. The power of love!

I'm grateful that my green earrings brought back such a wonderful memory for you.

This pic is 3 years old, I don’t have any better ones in my archive.

and bring a huge smile to my face.

Here's a shot of me at my favorite Denver hangout, the zoo.

Your gracious words make me smile.

I like your photo a lot too. You look intelligent, calm and secure in yourself. Plus, you like birds!

The years have been good to you.

I love being able to put a face to the name.

You're very handsome, and I know how smart you are!

Thanks for participating!

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This photo shows me with “Señor Osito,” who accompanied me on all my missions “outside the wire.” He reminded me that not only could I not bear arms, I couldn’t arm bears.

Thanks, CP!

I see a crucifix on your clothing; were you a chaplain or some such? That would explain not being able to bear arms.

Thank you for participating today! It's a great photo of you.

I joined the military in my 50s, with no prior service, at a time when I was the Undergraduate Research Coordinator and Director of the Honors Program in Biological Sciences at Stanford. Some of my colleagues were annoyed that I was professionally religious (I’d been ordained a priest before I began a PhD in that department in the 90s) and yet they couldn’t gainsay my credentials because I’d earned them in that department!

Oh, and while I was in Iraq in the middle of a war zone without a weapon, the bio department got rid of my position, so I left Iraq as just one more jobless vet. And while we’re talking ironies: I got my PhD in the lab of Robert Sapolsky, who’s lately been in the news for publishing his latest book, “Determined: A Science of Life Without Free Will.”

That must have been quite the experience!

About Sspolski. We played pickup football, soccer, together on Roble field for a while.

I have to get home before I post anything.

I started going gray when I was 20, but I decided to let it be.

I appreciate your posting your photo, no matter how you look! You have a lovely smile.

And a friendly, open face.

I love your market photo's. One of the last ones I loved was the fruit (Blueberry,Raspberry and Figs) Such vibrant colours.

The lighting and the angle of view make this a most intriguing photo.

Thanks again!