Let me introduce myself – my name is Debbie or more formally Deborah. Hello, I’m pleased to meet you 🙂
My daughters and other friends have called me Debs for quite some time now, so when I started blogging it seemed like a good idea to call my blog Deb’s World.
I received this personalised jar of Vegemite (an Australian delicacy) for Christmas and took the photo of the globe while out shopping just yesterday. I made this photo collage last night, just for some fun, and shared it to my Instagram feed. Did you notice I made sure the globe was positioned on Australia? Get it – Deb’s World!!
As it includes my Name I’m happy to share it for this week’s photo challenge! What serendipity 🙂
Deb’s World
I have also been known as Wonder Woman Debs!
I once wrote a post about how I was named (here’s a link – The Power of Names) and it is with sadness that I acknowledge the recent passing of my namesake Debbie Reynolds.
What’s in a name? Do you have a name story to share?
Deb xx
About me – updated!
This is a really cute visual 🙂
That was a cool Christmas gift!
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Yes my daughter is very clever at finding those sorts of special things. Very cool gift!
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My name is 3rd generation – but it got sparser as it was passed down. Annabella. Annabel. Anabel.
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That’s very interesting Anabel! It’s a lovely name. Thanks for your comment.
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Hehehe love it.
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Thanks, it was a fun thing to do and very timely 😊 glad you appreciate it too
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Oh and I like how vegemite is a delicacy 😉
I can never find my name on anything so this is the best way I think!
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Sarah had it made up for Christmas from Kmart I think! Very clever – a useful as well as personal gift. I wondered how many people would get the ‘delicacy’ comment!! 😋 yummy
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I❤️vegemite. 😊
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My next door neighbor was also named after Debbie Reynolds…I wonder how many of you there are? (:
P.S Brilliant visuals!!
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Thanks so much, it was a fun take!
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love the Debs vegemite Debs! I get Debs from a few people too. What’s in a name? A rose by any other name would smell as sweet….
im partial to Debs’s and people who share my birthday! Sadly, we’re out of vegemite here!
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Oh dear, no Vegemite! Lovely to hear from another Deb, we are very special.
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I was always happy to be Andrew as I associated it with Saint Andrew but not the effervescent liver salts!
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Haha! Good point 😊
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Love the personalised vegemite and the wonder woman. Very cute collage too 🙂 I’m named after the Queen of Greece who was a Princess of Denmark. Annie suits me better I think.
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Wow, royalty!! I think Annie suits you very well.
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Such a creative pic Deb, love it. 😊
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Thanks, it was fun. My mind works in mysterious ways at times.
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Interesting story. As you know my name too is Deborah – Debby with a ‘y’ for short. Only a few people have ever called me ‘Debs’ and I consider it affectionate when I’m called that by those people.
I write memoirs mostly and have talked about my namesake as it was told by me, but I suspect Debbie Reynold’s fame at the time may have inspired the name, even though that wasn’t mentioned. In my faith, we name after the dead. My grandmother’s name was Dorothy, I had 2 cousins already born and given the name, so it was decided I’d be a Deborah instead of a Dorothy. When my other cousin was born she became a Denise. 🙂
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That’s fascinating! Do the names have to start with the initial of the person or is that just a coincidence? D for Dorothy, Deborah Denise??
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Yes, they should start with the initial if not using the same name. 🙂
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