What is your nickname???

Depends on who's talking to me.

Ron calls me Legs. :lol:

My kids and their friends have various names for me: Ronita, Bee, Miz. M, Mamacita.

My Dad used to call me Sunshine.
 
Cody. Perfect name for a former rodeo cowboy. Actually, I liked the name so much, I had people calling me that in 1989, instead of Bill, which is my legal first name. My wife and her family only knows me as "Cody". When I was employed, I'd sign all Purchase Orders as "Cody".

Anybody can have a nickname and use it, but in order to change the last name, a person has to go before a Judge and explain why you want your last name changed.
 
My nickname was given to me by my two years older sister at birth,because she couldn`t pronounce my real name. So I have always been called by my nickname-Ginna. Hubby always calls me "Babe" or "Mrs. Robinson." Hubby`s nicknames,given to him by his dad when he was a kid and called by him as long as he lived were Smiley and Muscles. In fact,all the neighborhood kids called him Smiley, and still do when he sees them lol. When we took over the family business in 1977 and I started working there,I found out that all the suppliers that came to the shop called him Pockets. Never knew where that one came from.
 
Mine is actually Ceecee. I was 15 when my youngest sister was born and she couldn’t say Christine...she called me Ceecee...she still does.

My Mom would sometimes call me that and so did my husband.

Although at the time my sister called me Ceecee, my initials were CK but after getting married my initials became CC so it all fits now. :)

I also get called Chrissy.
 
My Dad called me Oly for has long as I can remember. (Being mostly Scandinavian I guess.) The only time I can remember him using David, was when I was being admitted to the hospitable. Other than that, most friends and coworkers have called me Davey.
 
For the longest time, 'Red'

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Now?

Prolly s/be 'Whitey'

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My real name is an unusual one, beginning with H. Some of the ladies in my bridge group have taken to calling me "H" instead. One of them playfully asked me how I spell it, and I told her, "AITCH."
 
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