posted April 20, 2012 06:48 PM            

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Originally posted by britbard:
hi kids! it's been years since i've been here and so much in life has changed! for instance, i've become hostess to a colony of fairies in my home! i've missed it here! i don't know if this is any longer appropriate but i was wondering if you might lexigram two names together for me? if you can, could, or would i would humbled and honoured

stewart duncan baillie
glenys tracy macdonald (married)
glenys tracy talbot (birth)
thanks,
Glenys of the Little Ones Realm

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What was your user name here before?
Ah,
OK,
About Lexigramming two names.
One does not simply Lexigram them together/blended.
That reveals little to nothing because the words UNIQUE TO EACH INDIVIDUAL
are not to be used.
And the words they have in common count but ONLY IN A COMPATIBILITY BETWIXT THE TWO PEOPLE.
The words that matter when Lexigramming the FULL NAMES of TWO PEOPLE,
ARE THE WORDS THAT CAN ONLY BE FOUND BY USING BOTH NAMES,
AND CANNOT BE FOUND WITHIN EITHER PERSONS NAME ALONE.
I am not yelling, simply clarifying.
What you are asking for is a COMPATIBILITY and or a RELATIONSHIP LEXIGRAM.
Those take much time.
If you are willing to help create your Lexigrams I will help you and help you to hone them and fix any errors.
Folks often ask for Lexigrams and in the past such was attempted by many here, however
the majority of the creations were not actual Lexigrams and contained many added letters/words that were not to be found within the names being Lexigrammed.
That rendered the creations as NOT BEING LEXIGRAMS.
When letters/words are added that cannot be found with the name(s) being Lexigrammed,
it is cheating or trying to force meaning that is simply in truth not actual there to be found.
Error free actual Lexigramming is much more time consuming and difficult to do than willy nilly adding words and letters.
Anyone can create what appears to be very showy works when they cheat like that.
However those works are NOT Lexigrams.
That practice is akin to an Astrologer adding things to a chart reading to make it sound better, fully knowing the added information is not actually to be found within a chart.
Or a Tarot reader making things up, or a psychic, whatever, to pad the reading to appear more impressive than it actually is.
Same for folks adding words/letters that cannot be found withing the name/phrase/date etc. one is Lexigramming.
You have the letters,use them!
You do not have some letters, do not add them.
Never drop any letters, be they consonants or vowels.

OK......
anyhow,
if you would be willing to help create your requested Lexigrams I am willing to help you.
Bear with me please;
I am disabled and partially blind to boot.
Also exactly which names do you want compared?
Not sure what you are looking for.
Please clarify.