Family Anagrams

Anagrams are words made up from the letters of your name, for example: dawn...wand! rob...orb! So here are some silly sentances made of our names, compliments of wordsmith.com.

Corey Moser: Creme or soy? Cry some ore! ( for Settlers)
Coralee Moser: A camel-sewn rose. A lace-sense worm.
Dawn Michele Wessman: A clam widens new mesh. (Who knew?)
Robert Edward Wessman: Mr. Strow: a worst bead nerd.
Annette Bergeson: Rent: Teen Nosebag. (How could you put Kevin up for sale? Shame!)
Ernest Wessman: Newsman steers. (Yep, we knew they were biased.)
Kevin Wessman: Men saw knives. Me swank vines! (You swingin' single, you.)
Julie Harris Wessman: Jim: An Unwiser Slasher. A novela, by JHW.
Scott Wessman: Wet Snot Scams. (That picture of Stanley wasn't real after all.)
Derek Wessman: Wrens keep dam... or Me: Dr. Weakness... or Nerd makes sews?
Kiyomi Wessman: Kiss a winey mom.
Alan Wessman: Man, a new salsa!
Shannon Wessman: Ms. Swan as non-hen. (see, swans aren't chickens after all!)
Randall John Wessman: Lend John's warm nasal. (To whom?)

Okay, so some of these are a stretch, but it's still cool-eo.