Welcome to My World
It's a crazy one. Here's the guide.
Mr. Clairol: My darling husband and love of my life. He's a mechanic, dyes his hair platinum blond and drives to work on a Vespa. I swear he isn't gay.
Drama Queen: My fourteen year old daughter who is frighteningly brilliant and gorgeous to boot. Of course, I am her mother.
Missy Hoohaw: The four year old daughter. She loves animals and roughhousing and earned her name by being a 28 year old Marine in a preschooler's body. No, she doesn't swear and drink. But she can run twenty miles in the rain and give a mighty Hoo-rah.
Big Red: Our toddler son, who is redheaded and proud of it. He's got a healthy temper and the sweetest smile this side of the Mississippi, so it evens out. I was worried about defending him from his sisters at first. Now, I worry about the girls.
The Beast: Our dog, who is a mutt, heavy on the Great Dane. He's named after a heavy metal guitarist in my husband's all time favorite band. This says it all, believe me.
This is my life. Try not to be too jealous.
9 comments:
I don't like the courts stepping in like that, but.. what stupid parents!!!
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I saw this...idiots!
I can't believe parents would go that far with a name. Although I'm not a fan of the courts stepping in either.
That's definitely bazaar. There are several countries though that have LAWS on the books regarding what you can and cannot name a baby, though. Thankfully the U.S. isn't one of them.
this is just crazy....and it's the stupid parent's fault!!! Why can't people be NORMAL???!!!! ;)
Hmmmm... that's a little out there, even for me.
Sincerely,
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mkay.. so that's not really my name. But I did hear that often as a kid.
I don't know what to think of this. I don't think it's the government's place to tell you what you can or cannot name a child, but I also think those parents own parents need to slap them upside the head with a 2x4. And I'm not normally for violence.
Some people shouldn't be allowed to be parents. Or at least they shouldn't be allowed to name their children... It's like those people whose last name was "Hogg" & named their daughters "Ima" and "Ura." That's just MEAN.
That said, the courts in Italy have been oddly strict about some names - they wouldn't let one couple name their child "Friday" (not sure if it was in English or the Italian, but either way it seems pretty harmless to me), and another one wasn't allowed to name their daughter "Andrea" - because in Italy, that's the boy's name (like Andrew) and the courts thought it would confuse people.
my husband mentioned this to me on the weekend, but i had no idea what he was talking about! so talula is not allowed, but '#16 bus shelter is? the world's gone mad lol
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