-----Original Message----- From: Patricia Todd [mailto:pattodd3@tampabay.rr.com] Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 9:14 AM To: KYMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KYMONTGO-L] WORD GAME CHANGE ONE LETTER OF THE BOTTOM WORD POSTED AND SEE WHO GETS STUCK AND CAN'T CONTINUE! (YOU CANNOT ADD LETTERS OR USE FOREIGN LANGUAGES) send it back to the person that sent it + new people. STARTING WORD: Foot Hannah- boot Dan- boat Taylor- coat Nat- coal Brian- cool Brian- Fool Amy- foot (looser used the starting word!) Sami - Font Sarah - Fort Kasey - Fart Katie - Cart Bon~ mart Lisa ~ mark Colleen~ park Yvonne - dark Karen-dork Audrey-pork Karen-dork Audrey~door Tonya~poor Mar~pour Michelle~ hour Helen~~ tour Michelle ~~ your Mar~ sour Michelle`` soul Helen ~~~~ foul Ron Four Leigh dour Raewyn - cour Monica tour. Ernie - tout Kate - lout Anne ~ loot Nancy~ lost Esther -most Lois - cost Chris - post Betsy -posh Judy gosh Ann-shoe George - - shed Adele--seed Bob-- deed Lori-- reed Nicole--read Jaime--real Sandi-deal Kathy-dead Jeanne-dear Cindy - deer Suzanne - peer Yvonne - pear Jean - fear Deon - tear Ronnie - bear Scott - Beer, of course! Jean - Beet Yvonne - Beat Marsha -seat Salem - Meat Joanne-feat Barb-peat HEIDI- NEAT Marsha-Nest Ida-Rest Jeanann-Best Sherry-test Paula-West Alice - Vest Cowboy- Vent Capt Steve - Sent Paula Lent PATTI-Rent SHARRON-CENT Darlene Tent Pam - Went Weezie-Dent Jill- Deft Debbie-Daft Angela- Raft Jeanette-Rift Kathy- Sift Mike - Lift Gary- Gift Peggy-Gilt Andy-Silt Lois - Tilt Shirley-Lilt Kathy-Lily Barry - Oily Vince - Oils Tom - toil Chris - coil Caron - soil Lisa-boil Stacy - foil Eric - fowl Stacey - bowl Judi - lobe Hele- love Cathy - live Don - Dive Donna---dove Christine-cove Lynda-move Susie - Moet ELLEN - MEET DONNA - MELT Ellen W - FELT Mom-New Hampshire-BELT Norma Jean (NH) - beet Deb Phila. ~ feet Diane F. ~ feel Sandy...... fell Joan--well Evon- cell Pat - hell Ruth - heal ==== KYMONTGO Mailing List ==== Post the Bible records of your Montgomery County, Kentucky ancestors (and surrounding areas). Our ancestors moved around the counties much like we do today, only taking a slower method - covered wagons & horses.