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b is for barbara my aunty barbara who is really my mums friend but has become like a second mum to me :-4

C

"C" is for Courtney..She is a little girl that was in a class room I worked in..She guessed that my 3rd child was a girl and that I should name her "Rose" - She also told me she would be born on a Saturday morning, and she was...Her name is Jeana Rose..After Courtney.. She has Down Syndrome and get insulin for diabetes 3x a day.. She has weak heart but what isn't weak is made of PURE GOLD! :-6

Frank, my great grandfather a part of rural history near by someone my family is researching. Somone who was one of the original cowboys of the era. I had met him as a baby and don't remember him personally, but I have lovely old black and white pics of him and some history in books about him, a man I would like to go back in time and meet during the era he lived in.

G is for Grandma......I'm going with this because I didn't know she had a real name till I was around 8.



Anywho, she was a great lady who always treated me as her own daughter. Tried her best to spoil me, which worked, I think. Always baking cakes and goodies for me. Always gave me the best foods, not always the kids stuff like at home. I could stay up as late as I wanted. She taught me to play solitaire. She loved birds. She gave me money when I was older and didn't have a job. This list could go on and on.......so G is for her.

I for my three Aunt Irenes. :wah: one is a wild woman, one is an elderly smart fart and the last is my mothers baby sister, she is my favorite. Taunt rene is my best for I's.

J is for.................John!!! Myself, John II, the least said the better! My dad, John I, at 81 the oldest member of his family - EVER! And my son, John III, a truly GREAT guitarist and wrestling commentator!

J for Joy, my moms name, yes a very special woman and she could not have a better name to describe her. She "is" always a joy to be around.

***reminder to self... call mom***

J for Joe, yep you guessed it ... my fathers name, gawd I would never have survived my divorce without his support. I grow closer to him every day.

XXXX to you both.

R is for Raymond and Robert - the two most loving men I've ever known. One was my Dad and one is my intended. Can we say intended at 50? :wah:

certainly can

S is for Stephen my older brother who has always been there for me.

minks wrote: certainly can


Thanks Minks

Since K through Q were skipped.....

K is for Kelly, my sister and my best friend :-6

Celtor wrote: Since K through Q were skipped.....

K is for Kelly, my sister and my best friend :-6


Louise my grandma, crusty old woman who loved life in the 30's and I wish I could have been her friend way back then. She was really "it" hehehehe

Mary, my grandmother. raised 4 brilliant boys on her own. was a translator during WWll, spoke 7 languages. a very strong and smart woman. but when we were little all we knew was she made us fruit-fritters!

Nicholas~ A fine young man that will do many great things in life (my 12yr old son)

Olivia, who will be 2 yrs old next month and is the daughter of my boyfriend...I've known her since she was 3 months old and she is a fiesty little girl...I can't wait to see what kind of woman she grows up to be :-6

L for Linda

capt_buzzard wrote: L for Linda:o :-4 where you been??

lady cop wrote: :-4 where you been??Oh I'm hanging out in my home city Dublin.

Special people's names in my life. Elizabeth and Margaret.:-4

Rita - my wonderful sister :-6