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March 22, 2006

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Rosa Sandwell-Weiss

As another Rosa, I have to say I always get a few strange looks when my name is called at the doctor's office here in Tucson. But I was named after my great-grandmother and her family was about as English as it gets. Interesting how our names stereotype us.

Eh Nonymous

Interesting indeed.

I saw the name Mary Simpson and - couldn't help it - I instinctively thought of a blue-haired, yellow-skinned, green-dressed hopeless mother of three who stands by her ignorant, idiotic incompetent of a husband. And, indeed, the criticism was cartoonishly silly. But not really heart-warming.

FWIW, I am almost never stereotyped for being anonymous. Well, sometimes.

RB, thanks for the link to RL; I knew about the Rosa mentioned (but not discussed) by OutKast, but not so much the older one.

Red Rosa indeed! :)

Rosa Brooks

Other Rosas are always welcome here. As are the anonymous.

NJ Guy

Nothing wrong with being named after Rosa Parks. If anything, that's quite admirable. It's better than being named after a casual aquaintance that your folks don't even stay in contact with, as is my case.

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