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16 Azamat 163 B.E. – May 31 – June 1, 2006 A.D. Laura, a lane, a defile, a type of monastery this is only part of the definition I got when I went to www.dictionary.com and input the word Laura. There is a lot more of course, part of the definition had to do with the cells or hermitages that those who withdraw from society for religious reasons inhabit. These hermits have to be under the leadership of the same authority or bishop and Laura seems to refer to an amount or a number. Atlantic on the other hand refers to a mare or sea and apparently has something to do with Mount Atlas, on which the heavens rest, supposedly located somewhere in west Africa, the side of that continent close to the Atlantic Ocean. All this information is nice, but what good is it if I don’t use it in some way. My cousins and I played a game when we were children. In that game we took the first letters of our names and made up new names to go with that letter. The names that we made up weren’t usually considered names for people or animals, they were concepts we had heard of and the names were not gender specific. If I used the name Laura in that game it would become Lamp, Lantern, or Light. Speaking of games and names, there is The Surrealist (http://thesurrealist.co.uk/). That website has some interesting games. One of the games is The Mechanical Contrivium. When I Consult the Contrivium about Laura I get … Ten Top Trivia Tips about Laura! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Another Surrealist game is finding a person’s spammer name. Blanche B. McPherson is the spammer name of Atlantic. |