Warner: To customs, I have an honest face to travel  Maru Vargas
of Irvine uses a Global Entry kiosk at John Wayne Airport for
the first Tuesday time after a brief trip to visit her son, who
is studying in Mexico. She says the process was pretty easy and
made transitioning fron flight to her vehicle much quicker than
usual. Vargas says she flies internationally about six times
each year. JOSHUA SUDOCK, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER  The long-
awaited envelope finally popped into my mailbox last month. I
tore it open and came face-to-face with a picture of what looked
like a drunken transient having a stroke.  It was me.  The
laminated card with a worse-than-any-driver's-license photo was
the last step in my months-long application to be added to the
Customs and Border Protection agency's Trusted Traveler list. It
promises to speed frequent travelers who don't pose a threat to
security (no matter how ugly their photo) through the customs
process when returning from a foreign country.  What little
remained of my vanity