Yearly Archives: 2002

It’s been a productive evening for me; I’m somewhat surprised. Pleasantly surprised, yes, but surprised nonetheless. Yesterday, I scanned a bunch of author’s drawings for a chapbook I’m publishing (as the publisher, not the author). Tonight, I spent a couple … Continue reading →

IGNATZ : Pronounced: IG-natz Origin(s): German, Latin Meaning: German form of IGNATIUS: From the Roman family name Egnatius, which was possibly derived from Latin ignis “fire”. This was the name of several early saints, including the third bishop of Antioch … Continue reading →

Midnight. Jack Bauer, head of the CIA’s Los Angeles Counter Terrorist Unit, is suddenly thrust into a chaotic and exhausting 24-hour marathon of death, deception and terror as he struggles to prevent the assassination of a presidential candidate, find the … Continue reading →

I hate spam. I really hate spam.

HEATHER : Pronounced: HE-dhur Origin(s): English Meaning: “heather” from Middle English hather, the name of a small flowering evergreen plant with pink or white flowers that thrives on peaty barren lands as in Scotland. Legend has it that if you … Continue reading →

Geez, I hate it when I put something down for just a moment and then the next time you turn around to pick it up, it’s not where you thought you left it! It seems my brain has gone missing … Continue reading →

GENEVIÈVE : Pronounced: zhe-ne-VYEV Origin(s): French, Celtic, German Meaning: One source says the meaning of this name is uncertain, though it possibly means “tribe woman” in Gaulish. Another source lists it as meaning “of the race of women,” or “White … Continue reading →