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me gustaria saber de donde proviene el nombre de "edelmira"
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Although well-known as a Hispanic name, "Edelmira" is of German origin and means: "of noble ancestry".
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
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Ever wonder why in all our searchings we never encounter any REALISTIC name-meanings like "snaggle-toothed peasant", "whiny and annoying", or "picks nose incessantly"?
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"Ever wonder why in all our searchings we never encounter any REALISTIC name-meanings like "snaggle-toothed peasant", "whiny and annoying", or "picks nose incessantly"?"
@@@@ That's a good point, Daividh. It probably also has something to do with the fact that a great number of people who recall "past life experiences" and previous incarnations claim in almost every instance to have been royalty. ;)
-- Nanaea
@@@@ That's a good point, Daividh. It probably also has something to do with the fact that a great number of people who recall "past life experiences" and previous incarnations claim in almost every instance to have been royalty. ;)
-- Nanaea
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He he well it sounds nice to say: I was king Solomo in my privious life
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It has to do with heros
I guess the answer is the same as to why heros never go to the bathroom:)
I guess the answer is the same as to why heros never go to the bathroom:)
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