anagrams to “An arm, I am a nag.”<\/p>\n
Yesterday I came home to looking forward to teasing my husband with the anagram his name “Chad Yarrow Murdy” produced: “Warm cruddy, hoary;” but he immediately rejoined with “Jeer on alien see,” which is the anagram of “Jeannie Rose Lee.”<\/p>\n
Is this married life? When you both get the same email and both come home knowing the anagram of your spouse’s name?<\/p>\n
Neither anagram was as satisfying as the one my friend, “Chantelle Brown,” got off a site years ago: ‘Newborn Hellcat.”<\/p>\n
For an anagram of your own name, go here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tip: Chad was happier with the anagram of his anagram. “Warm cruddy, hoary” produced “A muddy, arch worry.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" anagrams to “An arm, I am a nag.” Yesterday I came home to looking forward to teasing my husband with the anagram his name “Chad Yarrow Murdy” produced: “Warm cruddy, hoary;” but he immediately rejoined with “Jeer on alien see,” … Continue reading