posted March 13, 2017 12:39 AM            

I lost my beloved felune yesterday and frankly am not feeling very well,devestated actually. I'll try to come back to follow up with a better reply as soon as I can.

posted March 13, 2017 06:03 AM            

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
Lexxi,I'm sorry I haven't replied .

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
I hope things have improved there for you, Stay warm. I'll keep you in my prayers.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

I lost my beloved felune yesterday and frankly am not feeling very well,devestated actually. I'll try to come back to follow up with a better reply as soon as I can.

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posted March 17, 2017 02:51 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Good seeing a Lexigram fan.

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posted March 18, 2017 12:59 PM            

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:
I have lost so many beloved cats in my lifetime to date. :'(
From little kittens to up to 24 years old. It always hurts terribly.
I know how awful it feels.
I do not know if I could survive the eventual loss of my beloved friend; my precious older cat.
He is one of my main reasons to keep living.
I know some folks might think that is stupid; but he is my best friend.
My deepest sympathies to you.

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posted April 18, 2017 07:04 AM            

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
Lexxi,

Hope you're having a pleasant day, or eve.

I wanted to firstly apologize for being overcome with so much excitement that the thread was funky. (More below on that) I am truly sorry that it can be burdensome just typing these replies out and will do my best to remain at a better pace.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

Thank you also for sharing the correct meaning of the blue heart. (My useage of it was incorrect )The range in which my letters should be arranged, in caps, I get now. (Next time should be better).
I'm socially awkward both on/offline. I'm working on on my rough patches. That's why I joined Linda's Land.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

Also I'm pretty near your years as we are both flower children generation. (I miss those campy days!)

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

My physical typing is also a bit diffucult because 'yes', I have the tablet , which puts me into a pickle, often. (Countless editing) I have Raynauds and carpal T. Synd. Today my hand and left side were pretty numb. (This is usually random, depending on my rest.) think I learned from a friend (a Gemini) to type faster than I was able, to keep up with her. However I see we, you and I, are similar and I can appreciate your telling me. I can slow it down. In fact I prefer it, I'm more comfortable as well.

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http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/003514.html

I've joined various chronic pain groups at facebook; they are not really much help.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

I do very much appreciate the effort you make here and the one you have put forth with me too. Most people aren't as gracious towards me, as I know I can be frustrating. Hence, partly why I'm awkward socially or even within interpersonal relationships. In fact I learn slow but once I learn, I'm like a sponge, I soak up info. I can surprise myself sometimes!

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Those who know me, know my quirks. I will improve, where possible, promise.

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Back to topic,
Now I'm curious as to my hubby's last name. Am I not to use it when reference to just me and reserve it for just a way to reflect us as the 'collective two'?

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If I were Lexigraming your name;
I would first start with your FULL GIVEN BIRTH NAME.
The given birth names are preferred for a Lexigram showing one's POTENTIALS and general LIFEPATH.

Name variations and changes can reflect who/what we are and how we are perceived by other when we go by those names. Such as spelling JAMES or as JAYMES, and
KAREN as CARIN, or even KARYN, and so forth.
Same for MARRIED last names, and NICKNAMES.

posted April 18, 2017 07:08 AM            

2.
You can also narrow it down to what name you go buy generally; at the time of Lexigrammning it.
For example;
I go by my middle name and married last name most of the time in MY REAL LIFE (my real life, offline).
get this:
By simply rearranging the letters
AEEFILLMRY;
It Anagrams to say;
MY REAL LIFE!

I have known folks with a singular FIRST name and then up to 3 MIDDLE NAMES, and a LAST NAME plus a MARRIED NAME. All completely allowed by my LexAgramming method.

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Very important, secondary question, can I omit a letter or few if I'm mixing my name to create a fresh name, nickname or pen name, as long as I don't add none which don't belong to me?

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I'm looking at possibly only using 10 letters. Is that not advisable? if your name were Not as an anagram, as I believe I need all my letters.

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When simply Anagramming your name; you must use every letter in the exact amounts of each letter it is created from.

Can I assume that you mean taking your full name; of lets pretend has; 16 letters for example;
and then deciding to use only 10 of the 16 letters to create a new name?

Of course you can do that!

In fact if you are creating a new name; you can keep or pitch any of your old name, even all of it, and start over!

It is when you Lexigram your name(s); ANY
name(s) that you call yourself;
new or old; that you must follow the rules for Lexigramming any name.
I hope that made sense.

If not; then ask again and I will try to explain.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

No worries re the reply -- I'll keep from replying too quickly.

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posted April 19, 2017 10:56 AM            

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:
Since I have not finished replying to you on your recent posts yet;
I thought it best to start doing it before I lost track.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:
Lexxi,

Hope you're having a pleasant day, or eve.

I wanted to firstly apologize for being overcome with so much excitement that the thread was funky. (More below on that) I am truly sorry that it can be burdensome just typing these replies out and will do my best to remain at a better pace.

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No apologies required! You are just fine!

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

Thank you also for sharing the correct meaning of the blue heart. (My useage of it was incorrect )The range in which my letters should be arranged, in caps, I get now. (Next time should be better).
I'm socially awkward both on/offline. I'm working on on my rough patches. That's why I joined Linda's Land.

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:

I am still trying to figure out how to do online things. I did not even have online access until I joined LL March 24th, 2005.
Offline I am pretty much a recluse; except for also disabled husband. I have no offline friends except my husband now. My old offline friends have died off or moved far far away.

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Also I'm pretty near your years as we are both flower children generation. (I miss those campy days!)

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I turned 62 as of November 3rd. 2016. Like me; especially if you are even a wee bit younger; you only caught the edge of the flower children generation.
But yeah; I do admit I miss much of those times. There aren't any outdoor concerts like there used to be, I remember the 1976 American Freedom concert to celebrate the birth of the United States. It was better than Woodstock in many ways! Three days of being mellow and listening to the live bands that were brought in by hot air balloons and let down to the high stage set up in the middle of a huge field!

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

My physical typing is also a bit diffucult because 'yes', I have the tablet , which puts me into a pickle, often. (Countless editing) I have Raynauds and carpal T. Synd. Today my hand and left side were pretty numb. (This is usually random, depending on my rest.) think I learned from a friend (a Gemini) to type faster than I was able, to keep up with her. However I see we, you and I, are similar and I can appreciate your telling me. I can slow it down. In fact I prefer it, I'm more comfortable as well.

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posted April 19, 2017 11:13 AM            

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I totally understand! {{{hugs}}}My list of afflictions are rather ponderous.

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/003511.html

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/003514.html

I've joined various chronic pain groups at facebook; they are not really much help.

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

I do very much appreciate the effort you make here and the one you have put forth with me too. Most people aren't as gracious towards me, as I know I can be frustrating. Hence, partly why I'm awkward socially or even within interpersonal relationships. In fact I learn slow but once I learn, I'm like a sponge, I soak up info. I can surprise myself sometimes!

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:

Thank you! You are welcome! You are fine! Just have patience with me and I shall return the favor!

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Originally posted by MoonMystic:

Those who know me, know my quirks. I will improve, where possible, promise.

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Cool by me!

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Originally posted by Lexxigramer:

If I had not taken the Dale Carnegie courses and taught them as a graduate assistant; I would still be too afraid to be social.
I know how now but with my multiple ills; well I am sure you understand; being social is not easy.

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Back to topic,
Now I'm curious as to my hubby's last name. Am I not to use it when reference to just me and reserve it for just a way to reflect us as the 'collective two'?

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It all depends on what potential aspects of yourself you are learn about by way of Lexigramming.

If I were Lexigraming your name;
I would first start with your FULL GIVEN BIRTH NAME.
The given birth names are preferred for a Lexigram showing one's POTENTIALS and general LIFEPATH.

Name variations and changes can reflect who/what we are and how we are perceived by other when we go by those names. Such as spelling JAMES or as JAYMES, and
KAREN as CARIN, or even KARYN, and so forth.
Same for MARRIED last names, and NICKNAMES.

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posted April 19, 2017 11:32 AM            

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Moderator note:
This symbol has been added to this, and the previous two posts, to indicate that these are resubmitted and reformatted replies/posts; with multiple glitching removed.
they are one and two and three starred for (my post/fixing)references.
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As well, I can completely agree that the online support groups won't be so helpful. I'm sorry to hear your struggles are as difficult as they are. I have troublesome issues too. My biggest, endometriosis. I couldn't be a human mommy. For me being a mom is important too. As I realise it's in my name, therefore part of me.

I'm near my fifth decade. My husband is 6.5 years older. We are peanut butter and jelly.

posted April 19, 2017 05:35 PM            

Were the posting gremlins having a go at you?

Saw that you quoted me;
and the quoting got totally screwed up.
Going to fix that.

Also.....
your very long quote and posts posted three times!
I will try to fix that also.

I shall reply in full to you hopefully within the next few hours.
Please bear with me.
I worked on deciphering/decoding your name last night and
this morning for several more hours!
So, just double checking......
I sure hope that this is still the correct sequence:
MMLLLPRR
IOOEAEECHD=
ACDEEEHILLLMMOOPRR

Still not sure if that is your first and middle name or what.

If so; then adding one or both last names would be even more interesting!
That means birth last name and or married last name or both.

If you send them to Randall he can send them to me so you don't have to post them.
Or scramble them here.

But seriously;
I am VERY interested to see what else you have here!
Maybe you could tell me any letters that each of your last names have?
Letters which your first and middle name sequence
do not have?

For example:
My birth name sequence is this:
AAABCEEEEFINRRRTWY
My birth first and middle names,
plus my married last name,
and birth last name;
I would be totally allowed to have these letters added;
that are not found in my full birth name sequence;
but are found within the letters of my married name!

Those few letters are;
LL M,
which are gleaned from only PART of my MARRIED last name.
WOW What an increase of words I gain!
Very cool ones!

There are a few more letters in my married last name;
but they are duplicates of ones already found in my birth name sequence.
I can of course use the rest of the letters from my married last name!

I simply wanted to show you how you can tell me the letters in your birth and married last names that are not found within your fist and middle birth names;
and still protect your privacy.

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