Hail O Wordsmith of Middenshire! I received today such splendid anagrams of my name from the above gentleman. They are listed here as he wrote them:
Graph McKennan
Ken McPhragann
Prankman Cheng
The rather mysterious;
N. Phanckmanger
and a law enforcement officer;
PC Hank Germann.
What wonderful times I would have with these characters as alter egos! As Graph McKennan I would be a cult comic artist. I'd run a successful haulage company as Ken McPhragann's Wagons. The rather mysterious N. Phanckmanger would be a rich banker, and as PC Hank Germann I'd be able to read people's thoughts.
But best of all I'd like to be Prankman Cheng! What a transformation for mild-mannered me ...
Thank you!
11 comments:
Love the sound of all your alter egos Raph.
Yes. in answer to your question on my blog - I love Andy Goldsworthy's work. He used to live not so very far from here and there are one or two pieces of his work which are in some of the villages - I keep meaning to explore them. When I do I shall certainly put them on my blog. Have just added you to my blog list! I love your colourful blog - and in any case - I love giraffes!
Thank you Weaver! There will always be plenty of giraffes around here!
I look forward to seeing the Andy Goldsworthy items on your blog.
I am glad you visted my little blog, because it let me to visit yours, and what a wonderful, whimsical place it is. I'll be back (in my best Arnold S. voice).
Thank you Tom, I'll be visiting yours again too!
Hello Ralph and thanks again for paying me a visit yesterday.
You certainly create a colourful world and get up to some interesting activities.
Giraffes are beautiful, graceful creatures but, judging by Necky Becky, they can also be pretty hip too!
I look forward to the next instalment.
Hi Raph,
Thanks for visiting my blog which lead me back to your very weird and wonderful land. In answer to your question, no , sadly I haven't ever illustrated "Wind in the Willows".
Thank you Derrick.
Necky Becky was pleased to be called 'hip'. She's asked me to tell you, "Just wait till you see my new music video!"
I prefer Vivaldi myself ...
Hope you get to illustrate it one day, Acorn Moon.
Thanks for visiting, you're always welcome!
Anagrams always make me think of Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City.
Always fun to play around with letters/names...
Thanks for visiting my blog!
It's a fun game to play..fitting into an anagram of one's name.. you have a very big choice, lucky you!
Lyn
I'm lucky to have had such an anagram expert as Chris Hale to think up these wonderful names, Lyn!
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