Friday, September 6, 2013

My Name.

My name is Rachel Freeman, also known as Freebird. It is really nothing special, nothing fancy, am I right? I was not named after anyone, any special place or thing. It was not fate that brought me and my name together. There is not even a back story. It was an accident of sorts, I guess one could say. It was a late night, hours of searching, red eyes and tired brains kind of accident. An accident that, inevitably, blessed me with my identity. I was almost named Sarah. I was almost Hannah Freeman. Even though, hopefully, we can all agree that those names do not quite suit me very well. So it is safe to say that Rachel is a nice fit, correct? However, Rachel means 'baby sheep', or in the bible, 'Wife of Jacob'. Neither of these describe me at all. Rachel: soft like a baby sheep. Not even close. I could honestly not even imagine having another name, so yes, I am thankful for it. It is a common and popular name, but that is the least of my worries. My name is surely one to remember. One day, I could rule the world.

12 comments:

  1. I really liked how you said you could rule the world:)

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  2. You read it with such a happy voice. Ha! & just the way you put all them questions in made It really cute.

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  4. I liked your choice of words, it made it interesting. Good job (:

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  5. I like how you gave your opinion on what your name really means.

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  6. I like that you told us your name meant baby sheep.

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  7. Nice poem and I loved how you are proud of your name and you let no one tell you different.

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  8. Maybe one day you'll, marry a Jacob!

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  9. I like how you told us how your name meant baby sheep. That is very interesting 😊😂

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  10. Rachel, great job! I like the personal tone of your writing. Very much "you."

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  11. You gave good reasons on why you like you name, and how it fits you. You also gave the meanings, and how you felt about them. Good Job!

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  12. Very thought though I can tell you done some research. I really liked that you said what you were going to be named and how the true meaning of your name didn't mean you. Nice job.

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