Clearing the photo in "my card?"

I was using the "invite" feature for the first time today, and iCal said I needed to create a "card" for myself. So I chose a contact with my info in it and made it "my card."
Except I was surprised to see an old little photo stuck in the card. I couldn't choose "clear custom image" because it's grayed out. And choosing "set custom image" doesn't do anything.
Any idea how I can clear that image out?
Thanks,
doug

I have posted this question to the Address Book discussion instead. I would delete this thread if I could but don't see a way to do that. Sorry for the double-posting.
doug

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