Lil Nut Brown Hare
 

I love the children's book "Guess How Much I Love You" -- the little rabbit is named Lil Nut Brown Hare -- so I changed it to NutBrnHair (since I'm a brunette!).

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One of my earliest posts. ;) It's hard to believe I've been married and out of college over 7 years! Still love the number 19, still have tons of panda stuff in my house, albeit in boxes or disguised as future baby room decor.

Are you ready for this? You may need to take notes.

ISU = Iowa State University, where I went to college
Kappa = Kappa Kappa Gamma

LOL, yeah, pretty much why I didn't feel the need to post my "explanation".

Hahaha ISUKappa, I love your explanation.
My screenname is equally complex. I'm a Theta and a dancer.

When I first started getting super drunktaneous [which was more often than the average high-school bear] I always refered to myself as 'The Socialite' in third person and the nickname stuck between my very best friends and I.

Most people at my college don't really know about it, BUT 2 times this past year my beautiful alternate personality reared it ugly head and my friends had no idea what I was doing, so Socialite is fond memory for me...

Pastor's kid. ;)

Now I gotta cut loose... :p

WOW, I just laughed really really hard...






its funny cuz its true.

In the first decade of the history of Phi Mu Alpha, an enigmatic black cat, known as the "Mystic Cat," became part of our lore. Our national magazine was first called "The Mystic Cat" (now "The Sinfonian"); the Mystic Cat appeared on the cover of our 1908, 1914 and 1931 songbooks, and for a while, new members were sometimes nicknamed "kittens." The lore and imagery of the Mystic Cat has enjoyed a revival in recent years.

There were also numerous songs and poems about the Mystic Cat, including this "Nonsense Song" from the 1914 Songbook:

The most mysterious mystery is our mighty Mystic Cat,
He prowls about our chapter rooms and waxes sleek and fat;
We wonder what and where he is, but all to no avail --
He's a mystery from his mystic nose to the tip of his mystic tail.

Does he only venture forth at night and shun the light of day?
Does he vanish like a spectre before the sun's first ray?
We never see his mystic form but while we watch and wait
We feel his mystic presence like some omen grim of Fate.

Oh, Mystic Cat, enigma dark, thou phantom of the night,
Reveal thyself unto our eyes in all thy mystic might.
Oh, sable-coated feline, Though thy form we never see,
We’ll worship at thy mystic feet for all eternity.

The funny thing, given his name, is that all these years later, no one really knows anything about the origin of the Mystic Cat. It was never written down. There are guesses, but it appropriately remains a "most mysterious mystery."

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What's funny is whenever I see your name I think of polar bears not panda bears!

My name comes from a line in a song that was sung at preference "A rose ever blooming" switch it up and voila "ForeverRoses".

I'm cute as a bug. (Also very modest.)

Catie is a nickname given to me a few years ago by someone very special to me who has since passed away. He used to call me his "catiebug."

I don't go out in a squirrel costume and spray paint or set couches on fire, though I guess I could.

Vandal - University of Idaho mascot

Squirrel - Alpha Gam's treasured mascot

Mine is simply my first name and birthday 12/28