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Thought for today - 28 December


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Believe me, acquiring a new name is not one of the benefits of marriage!

There are a multitude of people and organisations to notify, all that comes with the internet etc.

The older you are, the worse it is!! You've done more things, been more places, registered at more entities... etc etc etc :rolleyes:

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Believe me, acquiring a new name is not one of the benefits of marriage!

There are a multitude of people and organisations to notify, all that comes with the internet etc.

The older you are, the worse it is!! You've done more things, been more places, registered at more entities... etc etc etc :rolleyes:

You should be grateful you are getting a new name. :D

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Believe me, acquiring a new name is not one of the benefits of marriage! There are a multitude of people and organisations to notify, all that comes with the internet etc. The older you are, the worse it is!! You've done more things, been more places, registered at more entities... etc etc etc :rolleyes:
You should be grateful you are getting a new name. :D

Depends on the name....

There are some very suggestive one's, which I definitely would not want! :lol:

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Believe me, acquiring a new name is not one of the benefits of marriage! There are a multitude of people and organisations to notify, all that comes with the internet etc. The older you are, the worse it is!! You've done more things, been more places, registered at more entities... etc etc etc :rolleyes:
You should be grateful you are getting a new name. :D

Depends on the name....

There are some very suggestive one's, which I definitely would not want! :lol:

An old friend of mine married a Pratt - her previous name was Grouse. Make what you will of that - though sorely tempted - I kept schtum because she is much bigger than me.

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Believe me, acquiring a new name is not one of the benefits of marriage! There are a multitude of people and organisations to notify, all that comes with the internet etc. The older you are, the worse it is!! You've done more things, been more places, registered at more entities... etc etc etc :rolleyes:
You should be grateful you are getting a new name. :D

Depends on the name....

There are some very suggestive one's, which I definitely would not want! :lol:

An old friend of mine married a Pratt - her previous name was Grouse. Make what you will of that - though sorely tempted - I kept schtum because she is much bigger than me.

I'll not even begin to mention some of the names in mind...

It would get me into no end of trouble!! :rolleyes:

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I got a new name and address but would have preferred to keep my maiden name hyphenated to my new surname. As they do in Spain.

Nothing to stop you, you can call yourself what you like. My daughter kept her maiden name when she married last year, so that our oldest granddaughter would not be the odd one out in the family. She is now Mrs Jones, but is married to Mr Shipp. :D

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My friend John Thorn married a girl called Rose :rolleyes:

If they had a daughter and named her Rose, he could be a Rose between two Thorns. :lol:

Senior moment above. Just realised that I should have said that he could be a Thorn between two Roses. SILLY ME. :D

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