Okay, so I cheated for the letter Y and used my own name. Yolanda.
When it came down the 11th hour on Superbowl Sunday, it just made sense. Yes, I was working on my A to Z blogs, even then.
Denver was the team I was rooting for, but only because the Steelers nor the Seahawks made it. (Although, we all know they should have!)
Yolanda - meaning "violet flower" is of Greek and Spanish origin. Popular in the 1970's it's rank has fallen.
Renée - means rebirth. French. Every year the spring flowers bloom! Just like me. :)
Renée - means rebirth. French. Every year the spring flowers bloom! Just like me. :)
Murder & Obsession
Excerpt:
They landed at Bishop Air
Services at six in the morning and Steven’s attitude immediately changed,
especially when Yurij’s red and white Piper Super Cub waited in front of a
hangar. In the office at one end of the tarmac, they sought answers. A
middle-aged woman, her hair styled in a crew cut, managed the place.
“May I see the flight logs for
the plane flown by Yurij Markowski?” Steven asked.
“Why?” Her gaze went from his
feet to the top of his head very slowly.
“Because I asked politely.”
Steven smiled.
She returned his smile. “Trudy Bishop at your service, Detective.”
“Good to meet you, Ms.
Bishop.”
“Have to admire a man who’d
fight off two bears.” She put an arm around a young
secretary who came out of a small office. “Right, Patty?”
“Right.” Patty cuddled close
to Trudy.
“Yurij called an hour ago
asking the mechanic to get his plane ready. What’s that crazy Russian done
now?”
*****
What
does Yurij mean?
(Old
Greek) farmer, earthworker
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