Is There a Story Behind Your Avatar, or Does It Symbolize Something?

Kari Lynn · 11-30-2009, 12:09 AM

Ladyfreedom has been my username and avatar for about the past 5 years.
It was a hard avatar for me to come up with, as I felt Lady freedom was a way of life, and way of surviving, not just a statue in a harbor.
At the time, I volunteered often in old civil war re-enactments. Wearing the dress/costume of the ladies of the civil war. Learning how they not only survived, but thrived. Many pioneer ladies were strong, curageous, women who stood for truth, honor and fought to protect their children, homes, and way of life.
With help from many of my friends, and soldiers that I know and work with here on base, they found her for me, as well as a banner that went with it.

Most recent I started using Kari Lynn Petre.
It is a nic name recieve from my best friend in school, + my ancestoral name before it was changed when they migrated from Wales to the US in the 1600s.

11-30-2009, 12:09 AM	#11
Kari Lynn Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Missouri, USA Posts: 260	Re: Is There a Story Behind Your Avatar, or Does It Symbolize Something? Ladyfreedom has been my username and avatar for about the past 5 years. It was a hard avatar for me to come up with, as I felt Lady freedom was a way of life, and way of surviving, not just a statue in a harbor. At the time, I volunteered often in old civil war re-enactments. Wearing the dress/costume of the ladies of the civil war. Learning how they not only survived, but thrived. Many pioneer ladies were strong, curageous, women who stood for truth, honor and fought to protect their children, homes, and way of life. With help from many of my friends, and soldiers that I know and work with here on base, they found her for me, as well as a banner that went with it. Most recent I started using Kari Lynn Petre. It is a nic name recieve from my best friend in school, + my ancestoral name before it was changed when they migrated from Wales to the US in the 1600s.