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Writer's Block: What is your name?
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I loathe the name my parents gave me, I mean truly, truly loathe it. I was going to get it changed, but then I got married & my husband likes my first name, so no name-change for me. We've set up these alternate identities in the event that his mom finds out that his sister is married to a black man - which we've known all along but haven't told his mom about. If she finds this out we're all disinherited, hah.
If I stayed married my new name would be Josslyn Morgan Stone
The numerology is a 3, which isn't necessarily one of my more favorite numbers, but I feel it would help me be more sociable. From what I can glean from the 'net, in Greek Gematria my new name comes to 1530, which is the sum of Delphi & Omphalos (Apollo's oracle) which somehow relates to fishes in nets.
If I got divorced...
I'd be Jane Smith - easy to pronounce, easy to spell and kind of dirty all at the same time.
I loathe the name my parents gave me, I mean truly, truly loathe it. I was going to get it changed, but then I got married & my husband likes my first name, so no name-change for me. We've set up these alternate identities in the event that his mom finds out that his sister is married to a black man - which we've known all along but haven't told his mom about. If she finds this out we're all disinherited, hah.
If I stayed married my new name would be Josslyn Morgan Stone
The numerology is a 3, which isn't necessarily one of my more favorite numbers, but I feel it would help me be more sociable. From what I can glean from the 'net, in Greek Gematria my new name comes to 1530, which is the sum of Delphi & Omphalos (Apollo's oracle) which somehow relates to fishes in nets.
If I got divorced...
I'd be Jane Smith - easy to pronounce, easy to spell and kind of dirty all at the same time.