Separated by a common language

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Originally Posted by JaneV2.0

Garkon! Bring me a clarett, willya. http://www.kolobok.us/smiles/artists...iannen_102.gif

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That one made me laugh out loud! Yes, I spell mine the French way, Stuart.

But wouldn't it be "Eldasha?" Or "Eldashay?"

Speaking of such names, apparently Neveah (spelled backward: heaven) was popular in some circles a few years back. I only know this because a number of the poor little tykes met untimely ends and made the news.

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Originally Posted by JaneV2.0

But wouldn't it be "Eldasha?" Or "Eldashay?"

Speaking of such names, apparently Neveah (spelled backward: heaven) was popular in some circles a few years back. I only know this because a number of the poor little tykes met untimely ends and made the news.

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What??? It's true, Neveah was trending heavily about 3 to 5 years ago, but seems to have tapered off. But, what untimely ends? Just coincidence or specifically targeting Neveahas?

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Originally Posted by Tiam

What??? It's true, Neveah was trending heavily about 3 to 5 years ago, but seems to have tapered off. But, what untimely ends? Just coincidence or specifically targeting Neveahas?

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Oops. That would be Nevaeh. Apparently, reverse spelling is not my forte. As I recall, they were abuse/murders, which made the name particularly ironic. There was another lurid case involving Rilya (Remember I Love You Always) Wilson, whose short life was horrific. What happens when you read too many true crime tales...Me, I like nice serviceable names. Like Jane.