22 days to go...i am counting the days and i am starting to get very nervous about it...feels like i dont know what to do else bcoz the heart beatvery fast than i could imagine...but i am hoping the day will turn out just fine with God interfere.... plse God do help me through this..
preparation hard to explain...i guess only 70% done...still lots have to be done..lot of money used than i can ever imagine...out of budget but i hv to use another solution for that...
cards are on their way to b posted out..;) till then...update later...
The simple life of Mine...
Liberia Natalie Jaunis@Libby~~~
The meaning of my name....
The girl name Liberia is pronounced LayBIHRiyah †. Liberia's language of origin is Latin and it is predominantly used in Italian. Liberia is a variation of the Italian Libera. Liberia is not popular as a baby name for girls. It is not in the top 1000 names. Baby names that sound like Liberia include the English Lavera, the Italian Libera, the Russian Lavra, and the English Livrie.
The girl name Natalie is pronounced NAETahLiy †. Natalie's language of origin is Latin. It is predominantly used in English, French, and German. The name Natalie means 'born on Christmas'. Biblical name from natalis which means 'birthday' ; natale domini which means 'birthday of the Lord' ; noël which means 'Christmas'. The name is derived ultimately of the Latin natalis ('birthday') and natale domini ('birthday of the Lord'). The name has traditionally been popular in Russia in the form Natalya, often given to girls born during the Christmas season. The name was introduced into England at the end of the 19th century, and it is today commonly found outside Russia. Natalie is the feminine form of the Spanish, English, and German Noel.
The girl name Natalie is pronounced NAETahLiy †. Natalie's language of origin is Latin. It is predominantly used in English, French, and German. The name Natalie means 'born on Christmas'. Biblical name from natalis which means 'birthday' ; natale domini which means 'birthday of the Lord' ; noël which means 'Christmas'. The name is derived ultimately of the Latin natalis ('birthday') and natale domini ('birthday of the Lord'). The name has traditionally been popular in Russia in the form Natalya, often given to girls born during the Christmas season. The name was introduced into England at the end of the 19th century, and it is today commonly found outside Russia. Natalie is the feminine form of the Spanish, English, and German Noel.
