Driving to work this morning, I started to think about all the nicknames I've had. Funny thing to think about on a Friday, but hey, it's Friday, so I'm excused.
My latest nickname from work is "MoMo." Not sure why they picked that one, but it's stuck.
My Dad and brothers call me "Lis." Always have, probably always will.
Another popular one is "Mel."
In school, I was called "Missy" and "Meli."
I won't tell you what my husband calls me. ;-)
And you? What were/are your nicknames?
Friday, September 23, 2005
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ReplyDeleteOk, I was Dooger to my cousins (still am), Doodle Bug to my father, Honey Doll to my mother, Dana-Do on our dance team in school (My last name was Doughty, so Dana-Do), and now I'm just Momma to the hubby, kids and my best friend.
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ReplyDeleteI'm not TELLING my nickname growing up...
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