Why all of the references to castles, kings & queens? When Tommie was picking his yahoo e-mail address, he decided to be the king. So, I said that if he was the king, that makes me the queen! So, we became the king and queen of Payne. With a last name like Payne, you get a lot of name jokes. It is a challenge to come up with e-mail addresses and children's names that don't fit the "pain" connotation. If you take the Payne name in its historical form - Queen's English, it makes you think of royalty and regality. (Is that a word - regality?) Regal-ness? We once even had a website that was The Payne Kingdom with our three little princes' photos on it. :o)
Thank you, dictionary.com, for this "regal" information:
re·gal1
/ˈrigəl/ –adjective1. of or pertaining to a king; royal: the regal power.
2. befitting or resembling a king.
3. stately; splendid.
re·gal·ly, adverb
re·gal·ness, noun
re·gal'i·ty (rĭ-gāl'ĭ-tē) n.
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