d up Tam as well. Hah! Who knew I kept the British strain going when I married Jerry. Apparently Tam is an old English surname for people who lived near the River Thames (Tam's River). Cute. Here is our authentic Tam Family Crest:Also, Tam is the name of a charming Scottish cap:
(also the underpart of a graduate's cap/without the board)
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When I lived in California, we lived on a street called "Tam o'Shanter". My grandma still lives there today. Whenever we told people our address, they were always confused, and we had to explain what a "tam o'shanter" was... luckily, there was a golf course near by, and so we just told them to go look at the golfers' hats. :)
How fun to discover those things. I didn't know you stayed a night at my sister-in-laws. Hope someday we get to see you!!!
Hey Tam's...you guys look great! I hope everything is going well...Courtney I totally understand the rehearsal tendency...unfortunately...I rarely get the chance to tell people what I really meant...but dang....it can sure come out in angry conversations! Good luck with everything!
Olivia
Wow, that's a cool little discovery you made! It was nice meeting you the other day!
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