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Rob
10:56 pm, Dec 11, 2003 EST |
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I like the way your name sounds too. You know what word I don't like? Diet. That's the word die with a -t added on. Should be a warning like a pirates flag.
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Jason Erik Lundberg
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11:10 am, Dec 12, 2003 EST |
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You do have a cool name, short and punchy. It's one you remember.
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SarahP
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12:29 pm, Dec 12, 2003 EST |
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I love your name, fwiw. The sort-of fantasy dreaminess of "Gwenda" followed by the 007 short-and-punchiness of "Bond." A great combination.
My last name, Prineas, means primrose in Greek. I'm thinking if I ever publish a romance novel (highly unlikely, but if) it'll be as "Sarah Primrose." Heh. And I lurve Diane Keaton and the plumper version of Renee. And I'm wondering if this was some kind of subconscious slip: "The food is quit good..." |
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Gwenda B.
12:48 pm, Dec 13, 2003 EST |
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Thank you guys. I think my parents did good.
I love Sarah Primrose as a pseudonym, but Prineas is much prettier. Besides, you should go all out, if you write a romance, and be Evening Primrose. (!) "The food is quit good..." Oops. Really, it's pretty damn good so far. Scout's honor. (Wait, I never was a scout.) |
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