42 is also something I’ve been contemplating for my next tattoo…<\/p>\n
apparently rebecca fletcher, & most all variations of it, are taken on gmail. #marriedname<\/p>\n
whatcha think: ribfletcher, beccafletcher10 or fletcher.becca for my #marriedname email addy? currently is becca.benaim<\/p>\n
beccafletcher42 is also available<\/p>\n
beccafletcher42 it is..<\/b><\/p>\n
I have always identified with my name. Not the “duh” statement that it sounds like, but because my father named me after him. That is, he gave me his initials: RIB. And in just shy of 9 months, I will be losing my awesome initials. I made the decision not to hyphenate and to just have 2 middle names. My mom did it, but uses her maiden name on legal documents instead of both. I just don\u2019t feel right saddling our kids with a huge last name just to keep mine. I am thrilled to be taking on Steve\u2019s last name.<\/p>\n
However, I will go from being 100% unique to quite common. Every time I Google my name, I know I will be every one of the results. I was told a few months ago by a friend that I will be the third Rebecca Fletcher on her facebook page after I change my name. Utterly common. But hey, my name will be easy to spell and pronounce!<\/p>\n
This morning a twitter friend mentioned securing her married name\u2019s email address. I tried so many different combinations before finally landing on benaimfletcher42. My maiden, my married, and the \u201cAnswer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything<\/b>.<\/a>\u201d 42<\/b> <\/a>is also the binary number of our wedding date. Oh yes, I went there. I admit to my geekiness!<\/p>\n 42 is also something I’ve been contemplating for my next tattoo…<\/p>\n
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