Meaning of Tessa:
Origin: Greek
Meaning: The harvester
Short form of Teresa, but now commonly used as an independent name that may also mean "fourth child" in Greek. Thomas Hardy's a English classic 1891 novel "Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented," first published in 1891 and adapted into a film in 1979 directed by Roman Polanski. Also associated with "Tessa No\u00ebl," a fictional character on the 1992 to 1998 show, "Highlander: The Series," portrayed by Belgian actress Alexandra Vandernoot.









Rachel, Nathan and kids
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Can't wait to see the photos. Such a pretty name too.
Good luck and hope all are well.
Jean & Randy
Congratulations Fishback Family!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great month to celebrate a birthday! An income tax deduction in 2007, and let her know, I have a post-Christmas birthday and it is GREAT! You get more because everything goes on sale. :-) We hope and pray that Mom has a quick recovery. Each child comes into the world bringing their own blessing. We look forward to watching you discover Tessa's. Love, the Gady Gang
Congratulations Fishback's. I love the name! What a great way to celebrate a New Year. Can't wait to see the photos. Krista and Greg.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS!!!! Can't wait to meet her, get pictures up soon!!!
ReplyDeleteTake Care!
----Carrie Lise
Congrats Fishbacks!! It was kinda funny to get the phone about you in the hospital when we had just seen you a couple hours before. It was great to chat with you and CONGRATS again. Post photos soon!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Rachel, Nathan & Company,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift for my 49th birthday! I'm so glad to share my day with Tessa! What a dolly! You have a lot of angels smiling down on you little one! I love watching your family grow, each one special in their own way! Thank you for sharing your family with me! I love you all!
Love,
Great Aunt Deb Seward