Another herdlike meme response
Apr. 1st, 2004 05:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sinanjuNames and Privacy
1. What is your middle name?
It's my father's first name.
2. If you had been born the other sex, did your parents tell you what your name would have been?
Probably my sister's name--they wanted a boy and a girl and kept trying til they got a girl.
3. Do you have children and if so, what are their names?
No. Well, only by marriage. Oneson and Twoson, as explained by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
snippy.
4. If you were to ever have a child or more children, what would you name them?
I have no idea. I've never really thought about it. I knew from an early age that I didn't want children; I don't have the patience to deal with them, infants and toddlers especially. And most importantly, I knew that I didn't. I wound up with a couple of pre-teen kids by marriage, but that was mostly okay. Their mother did the really hard part (aside from giving birth to them) before I met her.
5. Most people know their mother's maiden name, but do you know your grandmother's maiden name?
I don't know it offhand, but I have a copy of a geneology someone in my father's family did, so I can look it up if I really want to know.
6. Did you have an imaginary friend as a child?
No. I was too meeting (or battling) imaginary aliens when I was playing to worry about imaginary friends; besides, I have three siblings. Who needed an imaginary friend?
7. What was the name of your first pet?
Panda (a black mutt). Hey, we didn't pick the name.
8. What was the name of the first person you ever kissed?
Teresa.
9. What was the name of the school you attended as a child?
It was very unimaginatively named after the town.
10. What was/is the name of your English teacher(s) in high school?
Mrs. Wallace.
11. Do you name your vehicles? What are the name(s)?
Yes I do. I've only owned three. The first two I didn't name. The current one is named Maguffin, which is the term Alfred Hitchcock used for the plot device that moved the story along. I figured that my car served approximately the same purpose--it got me to where I needed to be--so....
1. What is your middle name?
It's my father's first name.
2. If you had been born the other sex, did your parents tell you what your name would have been?
Probably my sister's name--they wanted a boy and a girl and kept trying til they got a girl.
3. Do you have children and if so, what are their names?
No. Well, only by marriage. Oneson and Twoson, as explained by
snippy.4. If you were to ever have a child or more children, what would you name them?
I have no idea. I've never really thought about it. I knew from an early age that I didn't want children; I don't have the patience to deal with them, infants and toddlers especially. And most importantly, I knew that I didn't. I wound up with a couple of pre-teen kids by marriage, but that was mostly okay. Their mother did the really hard part (aside from giving birth to them) before I met her.
5. Most people know their mother's maiden name, but do you know your grandmother's maiden name?
I don't know it offhand, but I have a copy of a geneology someone in my father's family did, so I can look it up if I really want to know.
6. Did you have an imaginary friend as a child?
No. I was too meeting (or battling) imaginary aliens when I was playing to worry about imaginary friends; besides, I have three siblings. Who needed an imaginary friend?
7. What was the name of your first pet?
Panda (a black mutt). Hey, we didn't pick the name.
8. What was the name of the first person you ever kissed?
Teresa.
9. What was the name of the school you attended as a child?
It was very unimaginatively named after the town.
10. What was/is the name of your English teacher(s) in high school?
Mrs. Wallace.
11. Do you name your vehicles? What are the name(s)?
Yes I do. I've only owned three. The first two I didn't name. The current one is named Maguffin, which is the term Alfred Hitchcock used for the plot device that moved the story along. I figured that my car served approximately the same purpose--it got me to where I needed to be--so....
