Write a blog in which you tell us something, anything, about either your given names or your blog name(s).
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Write a blog in which you tell us something, anything, about either your given names or your blog name(s).
If your blog is not connected to ds106, you can add your example directly.
My first name is Ronald, and I absolutely hate it. I’m the third, and my parents chose it because they couldn’t agree to anything else.
Most names have some kind of meaning. For example, Robert means bright fame. It makes you wonder if Bob Ross’s parents were somehow aware of
I chose the assignment “What’s In A Name?” https://assignments.ds106.us/?s=what%27s+in+a+name&post_type=stufftodo&assignmenttypes=writingAssignments to explain early in the life of this website why the title, “D’Juneau?”Â
I’m sure at this point you all know my name is Lauren and if you don’t it’s pretty self-explanatory from my blog name. I have
I’m just typing things to build the suspense, this is a blatant attempt at clickbait. Lets hope I can do this correctly lol. Aren’t you
For this assignment, I decided to ask myself the timeless Shakespearean question, What’s In A Name? (And the not-so timeless Dave Matthews-ian question, <a
As you all know, my name is Morgan. Growing up, I never really had a nickname that stuck; it was always just “Morgan.”
Today, a
My first name is sooooo frustrating. It was a hugely popular baby name when I was born. I was never the only Jessica in class
Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de Caritat, marquis de Condorcet 17 September 1743 – 28 March 1794), known as Nicolas de Condorcet, was a French philosopher,
I decided to complete this writing assignment because I never really thought about what my name means to me or why my parents decided
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