Origin/Meaning of usernames

Mines obvious, I have five granddaughters, I’m sure there will be more grandchildren so i might have to change it in time, my youngest is 18 so hopefully not for a few more years

moggie as in cat.57 my year birth...

Because I am blessed enough to live on the edge of one of the most beautiful forests in the UK. It is also the name of one of the plants in my garden.

I used to be a harridan and then I became a grandmother so I morphed into harrigran.

Self explanatory ?

Mix of family names.

When I was about three years old our next door neighbour greeted me over the garden wall with, "Hello Lizzy Pop Bottle!" I took umbrage, apparently, and declared, "My name's Elizabeth!" (My parents always insisted that the name they gave me was the name everyone must use and I knew it!) So the story was often repeated and the name was handy for this kind of thing. I've never been told that someone else already has that user name.

Hello a Maw welcome back, hurrah

I became a granny in the in the year of our ruby wedding anniversary.

Hello to Maw, so anxious to welcome you back I messed up

Mine is the meaning in Cornish for my Christian name.

I am Cornish by the way.

Mine is because my nickname is Wolfie after my number one football team and soon to be better than Man Utd and Liverpool LOL

I fell in love with the village of Fuseta in Portugal several years ago.

Oh Luckylegs you did make me smile, my dear Dad used to say that abou my legs , and I’ve never heard it since ?

Always have a house full of dogs and cats so just merged together one cat name and part of one of the dogs names. No special reason just used the first names that came into my head. Both the animals are long gone but not forgotten.

Firdaus is the Arabic word for paradise, or garden of paradise. At one time in the Middle East we lived in a place I enjoyed called Firdaus.
19 is not my age by the way (lol) but the last two digits of the year when I joined gransnet.

Years ago I was Momcat, raising orphaned kittens. Now I'm older Nancat seems more appropriate.

It’s a tribute to my favourite, beautiful Standard Poodle. I lost her in 2014 and still think of her daily!

My Indian sister in law called me Daddima, as in grandmother on the father’s side. Apparently Nanima is the grandmother on themother’s side.

No prize for guessing mine.......

Mine is purely a play on that saying about the beauty of grandchildren is that you can hand them back. I love my grandchildren to bits but I do find them exhausting!

I am Scottish and my husband was Italian

Because I still am ?

My first grandchild’s nickname cos we were all so excited to have a new little girl in our family. Now have two boys as well, but haven’t yet called them Lord C or Lord F... ?

My User name says that I am dim. It came up like that when I first joined Gransnet and I have never been able to change it!