The New My Heritage blog has an entertaining post "What's in a Name".
http://blog.myheritage.com/2010/08/whats-in-a-name/
12 August 2010
Changing my name to Jack Aardvark
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1 comment:
Since most of us have two forenames, it occurs me that it might be good fun to use one's secondary name in situations such as group travel trips. After all, it is on the passport. Will people think of me as more attractive or react to me differently if I tell them my name is Maggie(ee) and not Anne? or is this just a totally silly article?
MAS
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