She recently gave me a copy of her list to share with you. It's difficult for some to understand the reasons for unusual names. After all, in years past, it was common to use Biblical names for children, and many of us grew up in that era. Those names sound good and normal. But things are different today.
Some parents now choose names for their children that sound like forms of plastic or vinyl.
Many of those names pale in comparison to what follows. Although these parents displayed considerable creativity in the naming process, the owners of these monikers probably experienced ridicule in their early years because of their names, and it's fair to suggest there may have been a playground fight or two. What struck me most about these names is that many of them are English words spelled in an odd way. Take Preshus Cook, for example - or perhaps Catholean Olotu. Others are regal, such as Royal Blue Stevens, Queen Etta Matthews or Sultan Shareef.