What's your name?

What is in a name?


Do parents sometimes think about it before they name their child?


One can say that some parents do. Others I am not certain.


I believe I have a very unique name. I love my name for that matter. I try to digress from common names just because I feel like, no offense to anyone with common names, is that you become associated with “you like a Jessica or so forth.” Also, in a lot of ways I feel like many people loose or have to adapt to what a “Jessica, or an Elizabeth” are expected to be. As when you have a more unique name you are able to build your own persona and even you own sense of being. However, I am not stating that people that have common names do not have their own persona or even have a sense of being I am just saying that at times it is camouflages with their own identity.



However, we are all born with a unique DNA even if you are a twin (you have similarities but you do not have identical genes). So if you are a person that posses a common name, don’t worry, just because you have a common name you will ALWAYS have a unique DNA!



Word of the day:

Name: (adjective)
Definition: a word or a combination of words by which a person, place, or thing, a body or class, or any object of thought is designated, called, or known

Source: www.dictionary.com


Foreign Phrase of the day: (French)

"Il n'existe aucun principe digne de ce nom si ce n'est pas tout à fait bonne."-Mohandas Gandhi

It means: There is no principle worth the name if it is not wholly good.-Mohandas Gandhi
Source: My french dictionary