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I would like to change my avatar but I do not have anything in mind ... and do not want to use one that I have previously used. Can you help out by submitting ideas (photos) and taking into account that, if I shrink the subject of the picture, this could be much less discernible.

 

A picture of someone looking at flowers perhaps? (Miraflores -> Mira flores -> Look at flowers)

 

Perhaps a pretty picture of the Miraflores coastline ... ? xx

 

Good morning Paula,I am so pleased you are thinking of changing it.......at last!x.

 

and good morning to you, my dear ....... )

zig/Vicky, that picture is really beautiful, but not in tune with my preferences of the moment-but thanks

clueess1
I would also like to change the nickname, so that would not apply...

 

all done -my new nickname is Java&Me, not the easiest one to type in, but I wanted something to do with computers + an easily flowing name ... i also came up with "springandstrings" but the "string" connection with computers was less clear...
PS dont worry i didnt change sex (ah ah ah)!!!

 

How did you change your user name to Java&Me? I wouldn't mind changing mine but I don't know how to do it!

Val

 

Can I suggest you put your previous user name in your description for a few months.
I.e formerly know as.....
I find it confusing when people change both their avatar and name at the same time.
I like the new avatar.

 

I second Mandys suggestion, to prevent confusion. I still find it confusing if nothing changes

 

I won't ask my darling .... you'll always be you to me ... xx

 

I think Java might have been around for a lot longer than computers

I don't think anyone ever does really. Every generation believes they invented it, but the basic principles have remained the same for millions of years.

 

"java&me" coffee or computer language.............

 

A lesser known fact is that 'ME' can also be linked tenuously to computers. There was a version of Microsoft Windows called Windows ME, short for Millennium Edition. It was based on Windows 98 and it was a total flop, quickly swept under the carpet by MS themselves as they chose to conceal the failure by hyping up their forthcoming release of Windows XP.