The Wren’s Nest’s Offer to Wrens
Written on February 14, 2008 at 10:16 am, by Amelia
Though its been up a little while, I just stumbled upon the AJC’s list of unusual Georgia names, by category.
This is the greatest idea ever.
Now we know that there are 13 Wachovias wandering around Georgia, perhaps playing with their friend “Suave”. Four parents know what it’s like to yell at a toddler named “Senator”, and two children named Capers (plural!) get annoyed when you confuse them with their three friends named Caper.
But best of all?
There are 26 people in Georgia named Wren!
Thus, we would like to officially invite each and every Wren to take advantage of his/her newly implemented Lifetime Membership to the Wren’s Nest.
Come on down! We’ll be checking IDs.
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4 Comments to The Wren’s Nest’s Offer to Wrens
I really like the “Georgia Cities” category, though I’m still waiting on the twins Waycross and Norcross.
Hopefully I’ll run across them before I have kids, lest we have Waycross and Norcross Shakespeare running around.
Oooo does LaWren count?
Since Joel Chandler Harris translated a book of french folklore, okay we’ll count LaWren, as long as the capitalization or spelling doesn’t vary. Ahem.
I curse the day my parents didn’t name us Wachovia and Suntrust!