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The "pee" part gets me too. Dang it! You were not negative at all, you made great points.
I think I will just have to name a calico kitten something like Peony Martha one day. I think it suits her already.
I am saying Therese the French way, "tuh-RAYZ" - what is the German way? I have a great-aunt Therese, called Tressie. I used to think Tressie was the dumbest thing ever but now the cuteness of it slays me and I would so use it IRL. Therese nn Tressie. Or maybe just Tressie!
This is not a Tressie post. FOCUS.
I think I will just have to name a calico kitten something like Peony Martha one day. I think it suits her already.
I am saying Therese the French way, "tuh-RAYZ" - what is the German way? I have a great-aunt Therese, called Tressie. I used to think Tressie was the dumbest thing ever but now the cuteness of it slays me and I would so use it IRL. Therese nn Tressie. Or maybe just Tressie!
This is not a Tressie post. FOCUS.
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Like the English way but the second E pronounced more softly. Almost like "tress-a."
I like Tressie! :o)
EDIT - Also, my husband knows a Therese who pronounces it like "tress." Not sure where that comes from but then again this is not a Therese post lol!
I like Tressie! :o)
EDIT - Also, my husband knows a Therese who pronounces it like "tress." Not sure where that comes from but then again this is not a Therese post lol!
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