2006
March 14. At the
Microsoft Small Business Summit Live Event in Bellevue, Washington,
on March 14, I was at a table with
Elizabeth Weeks Pankey. Elizabeth made the drawing during the
morning session. I was unaware of it until she showed me the
pencil sketch in her 5-inch sketchpad. I requested a copy and she
e-mailed me two versions that evening. The first is the original
sketch, presented here. There was a second that she had taken
beyond the initial sketch. Something about the spontaneity of the
pencil sketch kept my attention and I asked for a good-resolution
version that I could use on my site. Elizabeth also granted me permission to display it on my
blog until 2007 March 13. That's a wonderful gift and I'm also
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 2005
January. Licensed Orcmid. My driver's
license is up for renewal. I will be retiring the photograph taken
for my first-ever Washington State driver's license in 2000 (left).
When I made my renewal, I was issued a temporary paper license
printed in black-and-white using a screened image (right). I saw a
preview of the color image and will be pleased to have that instead.
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2004 August 7.
Orcmid as Apparition. This is a great coincidental sighting.
The
photograph was taken by Dave Winer at a Scoble
BBQ. The "real" subjects are Jeff
Sandquist and his youngest daughter, with an edge shot of Sarah
Revi Sterling. This seemed like a cool Avatar to use on Channel
9 and wherever else on MSDN
that my
profile shows up.
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2004
December 15. The Met Orcmid.
I've been attending blogger meet-ups and geek
dinners. These lead to additional sightings,
such as the one captured by Jon at
a downtown Seattle Weblogger Meetup.
Funny, this is not who I recognize in the mirror, and it doesn't fit the
mid-30s voice in my head, either.
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