Friday, November 16, 2012

Wondering about my doppelganger.

I have heard that everyone has a twin somewhere in the world, even if they were not born of the same set of parents.  A few days ago I got my "Gold Prospectors" magazine in the mail.  I had to take a second look.  To my surprise, I thought that they had put my picture on the cover, but at closer inspection I could see that I was wrong.  First off, the picture was taken on the beach at the GPAA mining camp at their Cripple River location in Alaska.  Yes, I am a member and I have gone to one of their camps a couple of times at Stanton, AZ and have been interviewed for their TV show, but I have never been in Alaska.  Looking a little closer, this guy is a lot better looking than I am; of course isn't everybody?

OK, first I will show you the cover of the magazine and then a couple of pictures that my wife took of me a couple of days ago.


And now a couple of pictures that my wife took of me the day before yesterday:



OK, the guy on the cover of the magazine was a lot better looking but he looked a lot colder than I was.  Of course the work getting the gold and the gold itself has a way of heating a guy up.  Now, may all your clouds have silver and gold linings, and have a great day today, you hear?

9 comments:

  1. about 15 years ago I was stopped often while shopping in Butler, people thought I was someone else. I had a double living in Butler. No one has mistaken in me for my double in years. Maybe she moved or one of us has changed in a dramatic way...maybe she is now blond!
    Fun magazine cover. ( I would lie and tell eveyone it was me!)

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  2. How many people live on this Earth? There has to be some one some where some time that looked just like you. They must have thought you were a movie star from that movie they are shooting near you, right?

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  3. Had a friend that knew she was adopted, and one time a man that was at a party in Houston, heard this woman and looked, and sure enough, it was my friend's double! Voice, looks, the whole thing. Could have been her REAL twin!!

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  4. I believe that is you DD. You know how the ol memory banks get gaps between the recollections. Did you find any gold dust in the bottom of the washing machine?

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  5. Trouble, that guy on the magazine has too many clothes on to really tell what he looks like.

    I will have to check the washing machine and my bank account. It ain't cheap going up to Alaska for a gold dig.

    Jill, could be, I was told that my twin was the only surviving child (grin).

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  6. Change your hood to orange and get a blue baseball cap and no one would ever know.

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  7. David, and maybe put on a little more weight. When that magazine arrived the cover really caught my attention.

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