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       Lovey, de lieber  ,  pootsy, . I had a German grandmother who came from Bavaria in the black forests of Germany.  She called me Lovey and my brother    pootsie .


      I prob misspelled  de lieber. It means my dear.

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        Tommyh

        I had a german grandmother too.Although I never met her.
        commented 10 years ago


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