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This has been growing on me recently. I know it's an allergy medication, but not where I am. Would this be an issue?
Also, as quite a few of you might know by now, I'm Italian. Allegra means "cheerful" or "joyful" and feels wordy (the name isn't very common amongst the general population except for Jews, not sure why, maybe because it's not a saint's name?). I'm a bit concerned it might sound silly in some situations because of the obvious meaning, if, for instance, an Allegra ends up suffering from depression or is a mopey person.
Also, as quite a few of you might know by now, I'm Italian. Allegra means "cheerful" or "joyful" and feels wordy (the name isn't very common amongst the general population except for Jews, not sure why, maybe because it's not a saint's name?). I'm a bit concerned it might sound silly in some situations because of the obvious meaning, if, for instance, an Allegra ends up suffering from depression or is a mopey person.
This message was edited 4/13/2009, 10:08 AM
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