Mystree Riders of a different kind of hard rock world in ‘69. No progression , more possession; less time = backwards hats , no one bats a highbrow now.
You've enlightened my...let me see how to spell that break (without using any of the letters you used? After all I'm a product of that era when names were not just names, but MEANT something) Here goes: Kaughy Break.
A little nuts, but we do need that quite a bit.
My oldest daughter is Terra. Youngest Soleil.
Yeah--that's right...earth mother and sun...my own first name--that's the secret!
Italian is also Latin and Catalan and we were living in Catalunya, in Barcelona at the time, soooo...there it is. And Soleil was conceived in French Morocco...pretty unremarkable that way but you caught it!!
Oh the irony of Pete's generation. As for strange names, this generation's names are so wei .... creative, I wonder where in the heck did they come from and what were their parents thinking. Khia. Braelyn. Keboa, Maycen, Keani, Pebble Wiggins. I shouldn't complain. I have an ancestor named Capitolia.
The guy with the hat on backwards is no match for an intelligent woman. I have nephews named Cohen, Bennett, and Graham. Collectively, I call them the law firm. They are wonderful boys, by the way. I enjoyed these stories as much this time as the first time, especially the first one. Keep the stories comin', Sharron.
So fun for my morning coffee! I had read about the backward hat, and loved it, but the name story is new to me. Hilarious, Sharron! It brings out my own memory of having babies during the 1970s. My husband was a Cream fan, and wanted to name our daughter "White Room", and our son "Ulysses"...their names are, as ou know, Kathryn and Benjamin.
They did indeed bring a smile 😁
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Mystree Riders of a different kind of hard rock world in ‘69. No progression , more possession; less time = backwards hats , no one bats a highbrow now.
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Thanks for these. I laughed with both of them. ))))
Thanks for the second reading!
You've enlightened my...let me see how to spell that break (without using any of the letters you used? After all I'm a product of that era when names were not just names, but MEANT something) Here goes: Kaughy Break.
A little nuts, but we do need that quite a bit.
My oldest daughter is Terra. Youngest Soleil.
Yeah--that's right...earth mother and sun...my own first name--that's the secret!
Hah! Very cool. Italian and French! Why not?
Italian is also Latin and Catalan and we were living in Catalunya, in Barcelona at the time, soooo...there it is. And Soleil was conceived in French Morocco...pretty unremarkable that way but you caught it!!
.. cheeky cheeky .. 💋💋
Still funny!
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Oh the irony of Pete's generation. As for strange names, this generation's names are so wei .... creative, I wonder where in the heck did they come from and what were their parents thinking. Khia. Braelyn. Keboa, Maycen, Keani, Pebble Wiggins. I shouldn't complain. I have an ancestor named Capitolia.
Those crazy names helped to build character, I guess. Ever heard Johnny Cash's song A Boy Named Sue?
HA! I lived that song. Bless his heart. ❣️
Pretty dang funny, Sharron! Good ones.
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Two of my favorites, especially #1. The backwards hat thing is a pet peeve of mine.
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The guy with the hat on backwards is no match for an intelligent woman. I have nephews named Cohen, Bennett, and Graham. Collectively, I call them the law firm. They are wonderful boys, by the way. I enjoyed these stories as much this time as the first time, especially the first one. Keep the stories comin', Sharron.
You bet! It is all I got going on. Thanks for reading. my Leaves.
Too funny! 'Not too bright. I like that in a man.' 😂 (however, his face is in the sun, so. . .)
Hah! Yes. Thanks, Ron, my friend!
Classics. Funny stuff. I like that in a 50-worder. 😉
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So fun for my morning coffee! I had read about the backward hat, and loved it, but the name story is new to me. Hilarious, Sharron! It brings out my own memory of having babies during the 1970s. My husband was a Cream fan, and wanted to name our daughter "White Room", and our son "Ulysses"...their names are, as ou know, Kathryn and Benjamin.
Glad you won out! White Room! ha ha ha. And somehow I cannot see Benjamin as a Ulysses.
Sharron,
For Pete's sake, it's all about the fashion.
Joel
ha ha ha. Thanks