My column on Lacey
Here is a link to today's column, on the name Lacey (and Lacy, Lacie, and Laci).
https://omaha.com/lifestyles/cleveland-evans-are-you-reading-what-happened-to-lacey/article_a1ad325c-05b6-11ec-aac7-33a4bced9636.html
https://omaha.com/lifestyles/cleveland-evans-are-you-reading-what-happened-to-lacey/article_a1ad325c-05b6-11ec-aac7-33a4bced9636.html
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Interesting as always - thank you! And, to add to your Lacie collecion, in Alice in Wonderland the Dormouse starts to tell a story, but falls asleep before getting very far. The beginning is: "Once upon a time there were three little sisters... and their names were Elsie, Lacie and Tillie." Elsie = L.C., the real-life Alice's elder sister Lorina Charlotte, then Lacie is an anagram of Alice and Tillie is a nn for Matilda, the family nn of a younger sister, actually named Edith.
Our friends' youngest daughter is named Laci. I just found out the spelling last week, and after reading your column I realized that since she was born in 2003, her parents were probably subconsciously influenced by the Laci Peterson case. Very interesting!
My cousin's name is Lacey