what does heather say? "that's eleanor!"*
now, in her (heather's) defense, eleanor is a smart young lady. she went to uc berkeley @ like 10 years old. okay, maybe it was 16. or 17. hey, i'm not her biographer.
and there is this:

compared with this:


i wish i could have found a picture of young wormser doing aerobics in a sweet leotard outfit.
i know eleanor rented a room @ a frat one summer. maybe it was lambda lambda lambda.
* disclosure - heather says, "i didn't say that for posting on the world wide web!" that joker.
btw, no one is really safe until nerd persecution ends.
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In Elenore's and my defense, I was struck not so much by the visual similarities (expect the haircut) but by the story similarities.
the story being a super smart youngster going to college, being dropped off by her parents. which neither know if her parents did. in fact, i doubt they walked her on to campus explaining why she needed to go to college. and not that eleanor was in a nerd fraternity. more smart kid with funny haircut.
Oh man, I wish I had such a snazzy bow tie.
what did your glasses look like back then?
Actually that was about a year before I got my first pair. Oval, with thin black wire frames.
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