Thanks, svelte, for the link. I scrolled back to my own birth year and found “Mary” was the most popular name. My daughter is about to turn 20 and she has never known anyone her age with that name. We are Irish in ethnicity and there are plenty of “Mary” ancestors. I think that might have been a Catholic “requirement.” Astonishing that “Michael” has held up all these years.
I like Isabella Muchisimo.Being non-latin or non- hispanic might bring questions up with that for me, but it wouldn’t be a hindrance in the end.
Congratualtions Ray!
I like Isabella Muchisimo.Being non-latin or non- hispanic might bring questions up with that for me, but it wouldn’t be a hindrance in the end.
Congratualtions Ray!
I like Isabella Muchisimo.Being non-latin or non- hispanic might bring questions up with that for me, but it wouldn’t be a hindrance in the end.
Congratualtions Ray!
I like Isabella Muchisimo.Being non-latin or non- hispanic might bring questions up with that for me, but it wouldn’t be a hindrance in the end.
Congratualtions Ray!
I like Isabella Muchisimo.Being non-latin or non- hispanic might bring questions up with that for me, but it wouldn’t be a hindrance in the end.
Congratualtions Ray!
