The Fry-daddy 5ive

[sexyscholar]

1. Is the name you have now the same name that's on your birth certificate? If not, what's changed? Yup. It's the same. I dropped my married name has soon as that nasty little episode was over.

2. If you could change your name (first, middle and/or last), what would it be? I've always like the names Sophia and Sonia. I think I would have made a good Sonia. :)

3. Why were you named what you were? (Is there a story behind it? Who specifically was responsible for naming you?) My parents jokingly referred to me as Ferdinand/Ferdinanda in the beginning. As time came closer, they had decided on "Michelle" if it was a girl. My parents went to St. Mary's County, MD for a family reunion, where they met one of my dad's cousins named "Ramona." When my mother heard that name, she said, "If we have a little girl, her name is going to be Ramona." And that was that. :)

4. Are there any names you really hate or love? What are they and why? I really love the name Kyle for a boy. I've never liked the name Glen. It just irks the hell out of me. For girls, well, Sonia and Koryn (Corinne) I really love. I'm so glas I didn't get named Michelle. Sorry to any gals named Michelle...but I really hate that name. It always sounded uppity and snobbish to me. Didn't help that most of the girls I knew with that name were that way. *sigh*

5. Is the analysis of your name at kabalarians.com accurate? How or how isn't it? I don't think it's very accurate at all. I don't think I've ever placed very much importance on material things. Sure, I enjoy what I have, but if I didn't have it, would I be any less the person I am? I doubt it. I can be quick to size up others, I suppose. But it doesn't have anything to do with their appearance...it's based on the way they present themselves in thought, in manners and in kindness. I've known successful assholes and dead-end gems of people. The only thing I would agree with is that I have a difficult time with spontaneous expression.



Your name of Ramona causes you to place considerable importance upon the material aspect of life. You have an eye for quality, desiring always the very best that money can buy, and you are not content with anything that is second best. You are quick to size up others, and this appraisal is based upon their physical appearance, their clothes, and whether they have achieved material success and the standards of quality that you have set in your own mind. You have a keen business sense, knowing a lucrative proposition when it is presented, and it is likely others would come to you for business counsel. You are a capable leader and organizer who should never be in a subordinate position. You have the ability to organize and see the whole picture where any prospective business venture is concerned. It is a name, however, which almost destroys the finer, sensitive qualities that should be expressed. It makes spontaneous, natural expression difficult.

Comments

[vonpookie.livejournal.com]

I don't think it really suits you, either, but that's just going off of how I "know" you through posts :)

I think mine is spot-on, though:

Your name of Kristy gives you a very happy-go-lucky, spontaneous nature. You see the humorous side of many situations and can laugh at yourself as well as at others. This name gives you a musical, artistic nature and you would do well in any occupation in the entertainment field. You have many friends because of your generous, happy nature, but if crossed you have a quick temper, although your annoyance does not last too long. You do enjoy an argument and will at times say things just to get others going and then you sit back and enjoy the debate. You lack system and order and find it very difficult to budget and save money. This name creates a nature that can be the life of the party, but many times you can become involved in emotional situations against your better judgment. Your compassionate nature causes you to be too generous and you often give more than you can afford to.

[thiscantbesoy.livejournal.com]

Sonia, spelled that way, was my chosen Spanish name in Spanish class for two years!

[sexyscholar.livejournal.com]

:D

I was always Rosita in my Spanish class in elementary school. One year, some little heifer tried to get it, and I pitched a fit.

Nobody could be Rosita but me, dammit.

;)

[thiscantbesoy.livejournal.com]

Hah! That's hilarious, because in 2nd year Spanish, we had a new girl come in and claim the name Sonia, and I was outraged. She was allowed to have it, too, biatch, but it was funny because the teacher began calling me Sonia Una, or Sonia la Unica. heh.

[uncouther.livejournal.com]

what about the name "Bumble"?