Re: RE: mulch NOW Names

Me neither Donna, the folks were expecting a boy. Pamela is a good old
English name but in Greek it means all honey - which cracks me up.

Pam Evans
Kemp, TX
zone 8A
----- Original Message -----
From: Donna
Sent: 5/13/2004 7:34:28 PM
To: gardenchat@hort.net
Subject: RE: [CHAT] mulch NOW Names

> Well now- I have no fancy heritage name here, although it was almost
> Penelope (yipes!) 
> 
> But-- my fathers younger brother met a lady with the same first and
> middle name I have, long after I was born... once they got married, we
> had the exact same name till my first marriage... so while growing up I
> was always known as little Donna and she was big Donna, come to think of
> it, at the family gatherings I am still little donna... LOL!
> 
> Donna
>  
> > That kind of stuff never fails to amaze me, Auralie. When I was in
> > college, I had a good friend named Richard Anthony Dwyer II. His
> > parents were divorced and he lived with his mother. During our period
> > of friendship, Richard discovered that his re-married father had sired
> > another son that he named--guess?--Richard Anthony Dwyer II.
> 
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