> > I'm the only one in my immediate family with initials that don't include a vowel.
> >
> > Me: JLH
> > Mother: LEH
> > Father: SEH
> > Sister, three years younger: KEH
> > Sister, six years younger: MEH
> > Sister, fourteen years younger: EAH.
> >
> > Well, at least I'm not the only one without an "E" middle name now.
> >
> > Sun"And they're all different E names, too"dragyn.

I'm the only one whose initials contain a vowel:

Me - PAF
Mother - JLF
Father - JRF(meaning one set of initials is the Engrish form of the other. :) )

Incidentally, my most-recently deceased grandma's initials(using her married name) are TLC.

> I've never really figured out what my last initial is. Until I learned how to write my name, I figured it was D, seeing as there was a /D/ sound at the beginning. When I found out the D wasn't capitalized, I figured the M was my initial, since it was the first capitalized letter. Then, when my teacher put the class in alphabetical order, she put me on the list twice: Once under D, and once under M! Imagine the confusion! So I started writing my initials as HPDM, but that didn't really look right. So since about the sixth grade, I've been HPdM. Does anyone know if that's right?
>
> Hi"wouldn't it be easier if my last name was DuMinne?"ri

Heehee. That makes me think: if so, what of "Ilana Marie DuBois"? :-D

Nyper"That's a fictitious, yet possible, name"old