Me too, if I may be so bold as to follow sweet Nightlight.

pherophricsowmnal

Meh, why not join the fun?

nekilnyijua

iieerkanyienjunl

NightLight, your patron goddesses are Aphrodite and Ishtar.

Tami Idalia Rainmaker
= kitaarmaiailanrmeid

Tami: diminutive of Tamar, a feminine Hebrew name meaning "palm tree." Viewed by the ancient Egyptians as a "tree of life," the palm tree was sacred to Ishtar, goddess of both love and war.

Idalia: a surname of the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite. The name is derived from the town of Idalion in Cyprus, one of many places where Aphrodite was worshipped as a patroness goddess.

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Samhain_Mist, your name suggests that your totem animal is the Nordic wolf, symbolizing intuition, loyalty, wisdom, ferocity.

Ralph C. Moonwhisper
= pherophricsowmnal

Ralph: a contraction of the Old Norse name Radulfr, meaning "counsel wolf."

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ArcAngel, the time of Winter Solstice (Yule) is when your energy is at its peak. Your patron is the dark lord Cernunnos, the Horned God who is annually reborn at Yuletide.

Jennika Eirin Yule
= iieerkanyienjunl

Jennika: meaning "fair to behold."
Eirin: meaning "of Ireland."

-- Nephele

Well, my name is kind of a cool coincidence.

Not only am I a winter baby (was born in January ), and like Black Metal (which obviously has Satanic/Dark themes), but also my family is of Irish descent. Crazy.

Thanks.

Nephele you are incredible! Did you know I love rain like creazy? I love this name! I guess I'll have to change the signature XD

and Samhain's is PERFECT! I don't mean to speak for him, but I have a feeling he'll love it... I do at least ^_^

Yes I do! Only thing is I would change Ralph to that old Norse one, which sounds super badass!

And indeed I am a wolf if those are the traits associated with them.

Glad you all enjoyed. Yes, anagrams are often eerily descriptive of their subjects.

Samhain, I agree, the original Norse name rocks harder than "Ralph." You have my blessings to change it. Only, perhaps I should have written the name as "Rathulfr" last night, instead of "Radulfr." For some reason the Norse letter eth that I typed came out as a "?" on the board, and I just hastily typed a "d" in its place. I guess the board doesn't accept foreign language letters, or perhaps I was using an incompatible font?

-- Nephele

That's amazing, Nephele... I'm loving all things of French origin lately (and am even thinking about learning the language).

I also love the sea... I don't know how you do this... it's amazing **bows to Nephele**

Your "Ahhh! Shark Attack!" sig cracks me up.

Thanks, everyone. Glad y'all enjoyed.

-- Nephele