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in reply to a message by Tammy
Zara always strikes me as a gimmicky version of Sarah. I don't care for it.
Zora, on the other hand, I associate with Zora Neal (sp?) Hurston (sp?). While I'm ashamed to admit I haven't read any of her work, I saw a documentary on her recently and she seemed like a kick in the pants. A very great woman.
I think Zora needs a mn with some heft to it, to match the dignity of Zora:
Zora Eugenia
Zora Magdalene
Zora Camille
Zora Mercy
Zora Veronique
Zora Helen
Zora Katharine
Zora Demetria
Zora Miriam
Zora Gabrielle
Zora Constance
Zora Drusilla
Zora Marguerite
Zora Germaine
Zora Mehetabel
Zora Carmen
Zora Freedom
Zora Mariska
Zora Roxanne
Zora Tanith
Zora Jonquil
You like? Happy hunting!
Zora, on the other hand, I associate with Zora Neal (sp?) Hurston (sp?). While I'm ashamed to admit I haven't read any of her work, I saw a documentary on her recently and she seemed like a kick in the pants. A very great woman.
I think Zora needs a mn with some heft to it, to match the dignity of Zora:
Zora Eugenia
Zora Magdalene
Zora Camille
Zora Mercy
Zora Veronique
Zora Helen
Zora Katharine
Zora Demetria
Zora Miriam
Zora Gabrielle
Zora Constance
Zora Drusilla
Zora Marguerite
Zora Germaine
Zora Mehetabel
Zora Carmen
Zora Freedom
Zora Mariska
Zora Roxanne
Zora Tanith
Zora Jonquil
You like? Happy hunting!
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Zora Neale Hurston: Their Eyes Were Watching God; 1937
If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it. It was the end of, and the epitome of the Harlem Renaissance. It's an easy read.
Now I really like that name better... I hadn't even thought of her. ;)
If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it. It was the end of, and the epitome of the Harlem Renaissance. It's an easy read.
Now I really like that name better... I hadn't even thought of her. ;)
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