Guest Blogger Feb 2

   Thursday, February 2, Rob Guthrie is going to be blogginghere, and I will be blogging on his site – Rob on Writing.  We will be writing on the topic – Why I write .   This is the first time I've done the guest blogging thing;however, Rob is a pro at it, so I know that everything will be fine.     My biggest concern now is the confusion that exists all acrossthe worldwide web regarding our identities. To compound the rapidly escalating problem, someone, and I should pointout that no one knows for sure who is responsible, has photo-shopped my newavatar with Rob's black cap.   It's bad enough to run through downtown Huntsville wearingMY BLACK CAP and have people come pouring out of the taverns, businesses, andchurches, shouting, "Here comes Rob Guthrie. Look, he's getting younger, and he's grown a beard."   Add to that my photo-shopped avatar that has gone viral and…well, you get the idea.  It's veryconfusing for my thousands of followers and both of Rob's.  So before we do our Guest Blog appearances, Ithought I had better set the record straight once and for all.
 
This is Rob Guthrie, in his famous black cap – note: it'snot famous in Colorado because everyone wears one 365 days a year.



This is me, wearing my black cap, on a cold night inHuntsville.  Notice how much younger I amthan Rob.  I cannot understand how anyonecould confuse the two of us.



This is my new avatar – photo taken by Adrienne Wall



 This is the photo shopped version of my wonderfulavatar.  By the way, I understand theFBI, aided by Clint Eastwood, is close to discovering the identity of theperson who did this – their search is now centered in the Parker, Coloradoarea.


OK, that should resolve the Carson/Guthrie identityconfusion.  Check in here Thursday, Feb 2 and discover why Rob Guthriewrites.  Then go here and find out whyBert Carson writes.