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Saturday, April 3, 2021
Names I got called today
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Being in the Main a Blog of the Life and Times of the Wood, Robertson, Pilling, McLoone, Johnson, and Bates Families
Photo Credits: David Camps-Johnson |
In the modified Matthew, Mark, Luke game each person chose their pseudonym. I'm not sure if I can remember them all.
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Alice - cat
Betty - fox
Beer - car
I chose "bonk"
Betty does want to be a fox. Betty does want to be called foxy. This is OK in the family, but foxy has some connotations that we don't want her to pick up outside of the family. For the whole year I have been calling her foxy and laughing so hard inside, just because I can. But when she went to grade one and the teacher asked her what she wanted to be called and Betty said Foxy, that made the teacher very uncomfortable and she told Betty no, I can't call you that. So she just called her Betty. I hope this did not break her heart. At any rate, Betty is called Betty at school, and at home I can call her foxy. She has some clothing on which miranda has appliqued a little picture of a fox. One seems to be either at the cuff of a jacket or somewhere where an applique like that might be done. I suppose that will be the end of that. But she has had this name for a couple of names now and each time I have spoken to her there has been a month long giggle come to me. Betty, or foxy. My guess is that betty is going to be 6foot 7 or maybe even 6 foot 9 beautiful, blonde woman and there might be some person wise enough to call her foxy, which she will be. 20 years from now Betty may have to give up her name of foxy but not that beautiful blonde statuesque statue that she takes on when she thinks of that name.
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