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Hi !!
Thanks for taking a moment to read my note. There's a wonderful woman who has moved into my building where I live, and I cannot remember her name to save my life !! She has an olive-like complexion, dark brown eyes, and dark brown hair... I'm thinking her ethnicity could be South American, Cuban, Spanish, possibly even Greek or Italian... While I am leaning heavily towards "Pilar," I'm thinking this is not the name she gave me... It was a name which is "unusual" here in the U.S. I recall the name she gave me remided me of "lemur" which is an animal, and even the word "timber." I've been wracking my brain for days and cannot remember what she said. Does this ring any bells for you ? A Spanish/Greek/Italian[?] name which might sound like "lemur" or "timber" and might be "Pilar" or something very similar to that ? I was thinking something like Limur, Timur, Timal, but I just can't nail this thing down... I'm thinking someone with a very active knowledge of names would figure this out immediately... I just don't want to meet her again and admit that I have forgotten her name !! I knew I should have written it down !!
Thank you so very, very much !! If possible, please contact me directly at BenVereen@aol.com if you have any ideas !! Any help whatsoever would be greatly appreciated !!
Very Sincerely Yours,
-Charles Snow
Atlanta, GA USA
BenVereen@aol.com
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Thanks for taking a moment to read my note. There's a wonderful woman who has moved into my building where I live, and I cannot remember her name to save my life !! She has an olive-like complexion, dark brown eyes, and dark brown hair... I'm thinking her ethnicity could be South American, Cuban, Spanish, possibly even Greek or Italian... While I am leaning heavily towards "Pilar," I'm thinking this is not the name she gave me... It was a name which is "unusual" here in the U.S. I recall the name she gave me remided me of "lemur" which is an animal, and even the word "timber." I've been wracking my brain for days and cannot remember what she said. Does this ring any bells for you ? A Spanish/Greek/Italian[?] name which might sound like "lemur" or "timber" and might be "Pilar" or something very similar to that ? I was thinking something like Limur, Timur, Timal, but I just can't nail this thing down... I'm thinking someone with a very active knowledge of names would figure this out immediately... I just don't want to meet her again and admit that I have forgotten her name !! I knew I should have written it down !!
Thank you so very, very much !! If possible, please contact me directly at BenVereen@aol.com if you have any ideas !! Any help whatsoever would be greatly appreciated !!
Very Sincerely Yours,
-Charles Snow
Atlanta, GA USA
BenVereen@aol.com
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Man, you are in trouble...
...Not for forgetting the name, that is understandable and frequent. But for drooling all over the message board, while typing! LOL!!.
'Tell you what, ask her out on a date and then ask her, where she is from, how does she spell her name and what does it mean. If she refuses to go out with you, problem solved!! You won't need to remember her name, ever again. How about that!!??
You made me laugh!! Thanks for that.
Sincerely,
Magia.
...Not for forgetting the name, that is understandable and frequent. But for drooling all over the message board, while typing! LOL!!.
'Tell you what, ask her out on a date and then ask her, where she is from, how does she spell her name and what does it mean. If she refuses to go out with you, problem solved!! You won't need to remember her name, ever again. How about that!!??
You made me laugh!! Thanks for that.
Sincerely,
Magia.
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Well, maybe it could be Limor, a Hebrew name. But I don't think she will be angry if you tell her you have forgotten her name. If you only have met her a few times and her name is unusual, then I think she will understand.
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