I came here when I lost my soul mate, Chrissy. My nickname is Di, and bob is my husband. I wanted to include him because he was my rock, even though he was just as devastated as I was.
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Question of the day - Thursday 4 November
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While I know more Yiddish, than Hebrew (which is none) I'm not sure!
My grandmother also used that for my real name - Laurala, instead of Laurie.
So common for those who speak that language!
I got my name from my sweet little girl I had when I joined the forum. I got the name from the cartoon "Arthur" . I got several names from that cartoon. I had about 50 ferals over the years and I was running out of ideas.
Norachan means "The Little Stray Ones" in Japanese. It's what my neighbours called the feral cats they fed, so it seemed fitting.
mine is a hockey term 
the few other hockey fans here know what it means
the few other hockey fans here know what it means
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Yeah, me too.It's my name! Highly original, I know
TheLane is very close to how you pronounce my name. The mum of an English friend of mine made a whole joke about it. The Down just sounded good, and I'm also depressed af, so it works
Oh, let me see if I can shorten this story. Several years ago, when I still lived in Tennessee, I had two young friends who used to come by in the evenings and take me out for a drive. We'd drive around and talk, sometimes for hours, about any and everything. One night, VERY near Halloween, they came by, and I jokingly said, "Well, Children of the Dark (because we always went at night), Mother Night is ready to go!" They shortened it to "Mama Night," and never called me anything else again. I just changed the spelling, and added my birth year...because, oddly enough, when I first went to join a site using "mamanyt," it was taken!
Affectionate name in Hebrew for Debbie that my sweetheart called me.
