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HomeErin's Journal, Personal Wanna see what I look like?


Wanna see what I look like?

Written by Erin on 5 November, 2009 - 6:24 PM — Leave a Comment
Erin

This is an update to Daven’s Biography, as my appearance has changed radically over the last few months.  Normally I don’t have a beard, but I tried to grow one anyhow.  This is the result.

Original picture that I had up for the last several years.  This is back in 2001 or so.
eric5-10-04.jpg (51573 bytes) eric5-23-04.jpg (128593 bytes) eric5-25-04.jpg (124165 bytes)
5-03-04 at work 5-23-04 at home 5-24-04 after shave
DavenODURobes.jpg (29011 bytes)Me in my ODU robes at the Real Witches Ball in Columbus Ohio
October 30, 2004

Pictures of me in my dress are here: Some other interests

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