Bonanza Boomers

For one thing I am a big fan of the Beatles and always loved the song 'Norwegian wood', so one reason why I picked my rather strange name is simply because of that.
And I was actually nicknamed 'Vogel' (which is the german word for 'bird') in school. Some friends of my older sister said I looked like a strange kind of bird and so I was stuck with that name for a while. At the time I didn't like it very much, but having outgrown being a selfconcious and awkward teenager I think that being a bird would be nice once in a while.
Long story short, it's a combination of an actual real life nickname and part of a song of a band I like very much.

mine is very original is my name....translated to english Graciela ( grace) and my family name Molina

My nick means;

Rose (One of the many flowers I love) Cartwright (since I love the Cartwright's.)

I was going to go with Allie Cat- A nickname my family has been calling me since I was little since Allie is for Allison and Cat is because I love cats.

My name is Melissa but everyone at work always called me Mo and 1427 is my paramedic number.

Mine is sorta obvious, I used to Barrel Race and the number 3 come from the last ribbon I won in a show.

Mine's not really anything special, I'm a girl and I like Lorne, but everyone else's is interesting.

l have explained mine before but as we get newbee's which is nice l will re-instruct.

Ansinico = first two letters of my two childer and two granchilder

An = Andrew
Si = Siobhan
Ni = Niamh
Co = Conor

= ansinico, easy peasy l have been told it sounds very corporate, in a business sense not a large fat person sense

I guess I should say what my nick stands for.

"Aukele" is my first name in Hawaiian, and the way it's pounced is "aww-key-lee". The 59 stands for the year bonanza started. Original and interesting, right?

ansinico wrote:l have explained mine before but as we get newbee's which is nice l will re-instruct.

Ansinico = first two letters of my two childer and two granchilder

An = Andrew
Si = Siobhan
Ni = Niamh
Co = Conor

= ansinico, easy peasy l have been told it sounds very corporate, in a business sense not a large fat person sense

Love it ans, I was a big Ryan's Hope (old soap opera) fan and one of the character's name was Siobhan. How do you pronounce Niamh?

Terina, me too! That was my favorite soap!