Your wonderful pseudonames

Broon is Brown

Because I do?

Mine came about when i had booked a trip to India and it was the furthest I had ever travelled.

MawBroon
Just out of interest what does the Broon part mean?
I imagine you striding about in the Highlands brandishing a cormach!

I am (in 'real life') known by six variations of my forename - different people from different times in my life call me slightly different things and always have. I conceived my username on a Saturday, so I became Day6, (I was going to call myself SaturdayGran but it was a bit much to type!) - and I have been asked if it's a biblical reference too!

I wish I had introduced myself to OH by one of the shortened forms of my name, but I gave him my full moniker when I met him, which I am not fond of, and he uses it.

MawBroon was a nod to my Scottish Heritage and to the Sunday Post for whom my father started writing while still in his teens.

I always thought I felt younger than my age but life caught up with me a few years ago. I was feeling a little pessimistic when I first registered. Sometimes wonder about changing my user name but I have got used to it - and I can remember it!

Oh Callgirl1 you have just spoiled the illusion.
Fishnet tights and an abandoned air!

And I`m definitely NOT a "lady of the night", just an ex telephone operator!

You are all so inventive.
I love the close association some of you have with much loved pets.
Back in the day we had a lovely cream labrador called Ben...
GrannyBen ?

Mine is to remind me to always look for it...not always possible but try my best.

Mine is my school nickname plus a memorable month

I'm another one who uses my (Irish) grandmother's pet name for me. Is it a thing with Irish grannies that they lengthen rather than shorten names?

Mine is a mix of things in my life, and my initials.

I'm always reading books.??????

I just wanted a name that wouldn't identify me but was a pleasant sounding noun.

I'm another one named after my much loved dog.
Buffy was named after the television show which was popular when she arrived fifteen years ago. Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Depending on how I feel she is called Buffbuff, Buffy Woof and of course Buffybee.

I have two nephews William and Robert.

YiaYia is Greek for grandma and I have 4 grandsons

I tried several which weren't accepted( ? already taken) and ended up mumofmadboys. Our sons are lively, noisy and a bit mad!!

The lovely Cherry tree in my garden where I would sit in the shade rocking my beautiful first grandchildm.
The tree also shaded his pram whilst he had his naps. ( joy of a summer baby)

Every summer we have picnics with our three grandchildren under the shade of our cherry tree.

Mine is our nickname for a much loved dog.

My name would be beautiful granny in Italian. I’m fibbing about the first bit.

Well, I like to think I am a wise Nan, but maybe I'm none the wiser!

I fancied being something bubbly