Helen took a deep breath and prepared to explain it again. Her fiancé was looking at her with a strange expression: slightly confused and slightly annoyed.
“This has nothing to do with women’s lib and equality. I’m just not going to take your name when we’re married.
“I refuse to be known as Helen Highwater!”
Good one :) Someone I know called Emma had a dilemma like that for real but did change her name. She is now often referred to as Hammersmith by her friends and Mrs Smith officially. (For those not familiar with that part of the globe, Hammersmith is a district in London which is pronounced emmersmif with a London accent - en it)
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I like it. Brought a smile to my face.
Good one :) Someone I know called Emma had a dilemma like that for real but did change her name. She is now often referred to as Hammersmith by her friends and Mrs Smith officially. (For those not familiar with that part of the globe, Hammersmith is a district in London which is pronounced emmersmif with a London accent - en it)
I don't blame her! LOL
Good one AJ. :)
snort...yeah that might be a little funny everytime you are called...lol...have a great friday!
AJ! Funny!
Wow, Girl you are so good at short short! I love It!
HE might just want to take HER last name! :)
Ha!
It could have been Bedd?
Or Wheels?
Good One AJ
Loved your 55
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End
That's awesome. She should go for it. LOL. Great 55 :)
Indeed she is sooo right!
Laugh out loud, great write. One of my faves in this week's F55 batch.
Ha! That is too funny!
Clever you, to have though this one up! :)
Clever as it is brief.
Hi Anne .. seems reasonable to me! - Cheers Hilary
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