Sigh. Tom hates my cute, bottom-boy self.

No hate, Marc -- not at all.  But curious -- tell me why you don't use your real name on FB?  Or have pics?

Tom,

The rules here in JBF require real names.  On Facebook, you can create whatever fun/goofy/etc. name you want.  As a rule, I don't like using my real full name on the internet;  I get paranoid.  I also suffer from OCD... so that doesn't help. 

Also, I don't actually use Facebook much --- meaning I don't have a page all created full of photos, stuff about me, etc., I am just registered so I can visit all my friends pages.

Hi...i've been a little distracted because of work, and helping  my partner with this

It's been a lot of work, but is worth it!...Wish us luck!

I'll add Moyer's mon as a friend on FB on monday, when i'll be back at work. Meanwhile, have fun!

PD: Tom, how to we find you in that other site?

The one blessing of having a generic name like mine ... since there are hundreds (maybe thousands) of people with the same name.

My best friend in high school is named Mark Roberts, so everytime I see your posts, Michael, I always take a moment and see HIS name there! 

Tom French, while being a simple name is fairly unique.  Though I'm sorry to say there are several other published writers aside from myself on Amazon with my name -- one writes books about FLOWERS!!!

I grew up one of the only two Hagermans in town - the other being my brother.  My mother had been widowed and remarried, transplanting the family from Kentucky to Illinois.  It was a weird sort of disconnect.

Then I move to Fort Wayne where there's a large construction business bearing my last name.  No relation whatsoever.  Weird feeling again.

"French" is an Irish name, believe it or not, and I'd never met many where I grew up in Upstate NY.  There are bunches and bunches down here in the DC metro area -- and I found a ton over the summer when I was in the UK. 

Most of the time, when telling people my name, I say, "French... like the language, or the kissing."  Still, can't tell you how many times people spell it F-R-A-N-C-E.