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A visual representation of name-popularity
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What this site has done is convince me that Bad Baby Names aren't just a modern invention. Well, that's sure a relief.... Minerva, for example, was relatively common before the turn of the century, and remained in the top 1000 until the 60s! That's also when Adolph dropped off the top 1000 baby names list. The 60s.

Went to the Scholastic Store for a program. That store is really well-designed, and I've got a few books now I need to pick up, stat. But this isn't anything new :)

On our way home, on the boat, Ana and I played tag. It's so cool. She now understands the concept that "First I catch you, and THEN you catch me, and THEN I catch you again!" *giggles* At one point, I took a break and sat down....

Ana: Connie! Don't catch me! *giggle*
Me: Okay, I won't. *continues sitting*
Ana: ...
Ana: CONNIE! CATCH ME!

She's such a sweetie, sometimes. Friday, when Meghan was sleeping and she wasn't, it was all "I don't like Connie, I don't like Connie!" but when I take her downstairs to let her mom in, it was all of a sudden "Ana LOVES Connie. And... Connie loves Ana too!"