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PEACE! 
In the mid-'60s I had my mom's old Brownie box camera. Somehow I discovered that it allowed you to take a longer-exposure pic, so I decided to experiment. I took a long-exposure photo of myself in the bathroom mirror, guessing at the exposure time, and it came out pretty good. I still have that photo around somewhere, and if I find it I'll edit to add it here.
Again, I am very sorry. 
An appropriate pose for my shame.
I only got that photo two years ago when the guy next to me, Dan (with the cup) and I linked up on a new website for our VN company. He's the guy I replaced as platoon leader when he moved up to be the company Executive Officer. Somebody had used Dan's camera to take the shot, so only Dan had the photo.
When I came into the platoon Dan stayed around for a few days with me. When he left, he souvenired me the zinc oxide he used in the field to protect his nose from the sun.
I saw Dan for the first time since Vietnam at a company reunion shortly after we connected on the website. He came to the reunion with a gift for me...a package of zinc oxide. 
Thankyou for your kind thoughts, darlin'. 
