That sounds like a name out of Lord of the Rings, or maybe Star Wars, doesn't it?
Well, to the best of my knowledge it isn't.
You know it's a slow day in the BBC news room when there is a reporter congratulating some random people from their village, St Endellion in Cornwall, on the Camerons - us Brits' Tory Prime Minister and his wife, that is - on calling their new baby girl Florence Rose Endellion.
WUT.
('sides from that, composition got another step forward although I'm struggling with my African section, and my mum came home with a SHOUNEN JUMP and VIZ MEDIA bag from someone at her workplace. NO LIE.)
Love and prayers,
Lutra xx
PS The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring film misquotes the epic scene with the Balrog and Gandalf. Of course.
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Mood:
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Listening to: Affrimation by Savage Garden
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Reading: LoTR: The Fellowship of the Ring
No. No you shouldn't. Congratulate the Camerons, by all means, for having a healthy baby daughter. But what is the point of congratulating a local on them naming the baby after the village? They go on holiday there sometimes. They could have called the baby Witney, after the village David Cameron's the MP of - although, given how upper-class the Camerons seem, I would admit that Witney sounds like a chav name. *sighs* Too much fuss.