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My sister and her boyfriend are expecting a little boy at the end of June, and since they're not married, there has been a lot of debate between the parents' families as to what role their last names should play in the baby's name. This got me thinking about last names as middle names, and then as first names. (One of my professors has a son named Sullivan, just as a random side note).
In my Renaissance Literature class today we discussed a scholar whose last name was Ascham. It can either be pronounced Ask-um or Ash-um. When I considered it as a first name, there was something kind of interesting about it.
WDYT?
In my Renaissance Literature class today we discussed a scholar whose last name was Ascham. It can either be pronounced Ask-um or Ash-um. When I considered it as a first name, there was something kind of interesting about it.
WDYT?
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