'Conviction (1)'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
It's kind of ridiculous how often Bread and Jam for Frances comes up in my daily life.
ION, turns out that taking a 12-hour non-drowsy decongestant in the evening? Terrible idea. Really really bad. I spent a lot of time lying in bed last night listening to my ears ring.
My name isn't on that list! I'm astonished. I've always thought that Karen is the boringest, commonest name going. Maybe I'm becoming exotic.
My gram's name is Frances, Burrell, so it makes me think happy thoughts.
So was mine, but it was my bad grandma, so it's nice to see the name with a better carrier. (And who doesn't love Bedtime for Frances - nobody, that's who.)
My good grandma's name was Grace. And her middle name was Matilda. True fact.
My board name is number one! My name that seems so lovely and unique! I am so sad!
Also, I cannot stop laughing over Sheryls multiple posting. I think I am a little punchy already!
Oh, I think we all know how popular the name "Amy" was in the 70's. Hence, my reason for changing Emma to Emeline shortly before she was born.
Today is Big Grading Day. Pray for me.
I wish I knew when Jessica dropped out of the top 100. It was in the top 10 for at least 5 years before and after I was born, but seems to have gone completely out of fashion at some point when I wasn't paying attention.
Yeah -- my freshman high school English class had two Jessicas, me, and a boy Jesse.
My maternal grandmother (b. 1895) was Maud Gladys. My paternal grandmother (and Sox's) (b. 1908) was Eleanor, which I've always liked and is now a niece's middle name.
My RL name, Elizabeth, is just never going to go away because of all the nicknames it spawns.