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#1: Lollipop (lollipop) on Aug 7, 2025

Good one, Bill. Thank you!

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Bill!?

Thanks.

Eh, one of those B names :)

Brian, so sorry, I have no idea where that Bill came from. Now I'm going to have to stop saying "At least I'm still generating friction when I rub my brain cells together..."

Good one, Brian!

Now here's something I've kept secret all these years that I'm revealing, but only to you and Kristen: I have one of those B names too.

Ooh, intrigue!

Beulah? Beatrix? Bertha? Blanche? Babette? Bathsheba? Brunhilda?

Barbara goes with lollipop

Billie? Beth? Bella? Beezus?

New version published by mootpoint.

Ooh, Beezus, good one Kristen. My oldest granddaughter and I read the books together when we had our weekly sleepover when she was Ramona's age. That was almost 20 years ago, when the books were already 30 years old.

Jota, there's no direct connection between my name and Lollipop. Theresa K once started a thread on how we arrived at our webPBN pseudonyms. My story is that I don't have a middle name. I'm 6-1/2 years older than my only sibling, old enough when she was born to be quite envious that she was given one, so I started collecting a string of middle names that appealed to me, one or two a year, and didn't stop until I was thirteen. The first one was Lollipop. Hey, I was six.

The answer is -- None of the above. Love you all, but B is all you get. Over and out.

Thanks, Brian. This was an enjoyable solve with a great image.

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