this lovely new vechicle? I finally took a photo yesterday morning. I've not officially named it, but I did refer to the car as "Lil' Red" in a conversation with Mom on Friday. Please, suggest a name for this ride!
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Sunday, 05 November 2006
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So LG, finish the name- "Li'l Red Riding Hood! (The song from 'Into the Woods' is hanging in my head.) Best I can do. I've never named my rides, so I'm out of water here.
Posted by: Heide | Sunday, 05 November 2006 at 07:16 PM
As I read the intro, and looked at the picture of your sweet ride...the first thing that came to mind was Little Red, then I read the rest of your comment. Obviously, I like what you've already got!
Posted by: Suzanne | Sunday, 05 November 2006 at 08:12 PM
How about Rosie? That might be easier than the name I really like, which is LGG's Red Chariot of Fire for the Queen of Cyberstuff and Knotty Knitting.
Posted by: squigs/killer | Monday, 06 November 2006 at 07:30 AM
Squigs, I love your suggestion! Mosker is referring to it as Rosie and I've lapsed into "Lil' Red." It's just the immediate contrast to "Big Blue" -- and so many of my friends and acquaintances knew the truck as "Big Blue." The acquaintances would say something along the lines of "did I see you driving that big blue truck???" Hehehe.
Mosker was trying to come up with acronyms for your full name for the car, but I'm afraid most of them would not be appropriate -- would imply impropriety.
Posted by: lauragayle | Wednesday, 08 November 2006 at 08:19 AM
I'm a little late...... I like Cin.... for Cinnamon. (at least that's what the color on my monitor reminds me of...)
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