“The sole purpose of a child’s middle name is so
he when he hears it, he can tell he’s really in trouble.” (Unknown) There are baby books for
children’s names. How about one for middle names: Thunder,
Mayhem, Rocket, Eulalie. Use one of those as your middle
name. How does it sound? Rocket would get my
attention. First, middle, last…our names identify us. In
that sense, whatever our names might be, they’re important. Is
there a story behind yours? ;-) Jack
FROM BLAZING OAKS: My mother was shocked to have twins: Her first words were "Twins! How in the world can I play golf
with twins?!" I think it did impede her game for several years! :-) But
she also played a lot of tennis...a girl, after an admired friend, so came up with matching middles
names for me, with Marilyn Jean. I tried to switch to Jean
in Jr. High so
we would be Janet and Jean, but had been Marilyn too long, and it didn't take! I'm just happy to have a
"normal" name, and not some of these off-the-wall ones that seem to be
prevalent today! ===JACK: Your mom could have given you the middle name of "Monroe," and then you would have been famous. In fact, Marilyn Monroe's "real" middle name is "Jean."
FROM HONEST JOHN: My Grandfather’s name....Henry....”Heinrich”. ===JACK: When someone asks for your John Henry, it means they want your signature. The use of John Henry to refer to a signature became popular in the western United States, fifty years after John Hancock signed the Declaration of Independence. Signing your John Henry is cowboy slang.
FROM HY YO SILVER: Hi Hy!===JACK: Hy as a name for boys ) is of Hebrew origin, and the name Hy means "life; my brother is exalted. I should now refer to you as: "Exalted one!"
FROM HAWKEYE GEORGE: My new great grandson's
middle name is George, to honor me. So when he misbehaves and his middle name
is used, it reflects on me?? ===JACK: "I cannot tell a lie!" Did you live up to that?
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