Hello,
Yes, I am a long, very long, extremely long time lurker. I tend to read
messages, and sometimes answer privately, but events have drawn me out of my
shell.
Here's the thing. I'm going on a business trip that will take me to Europe
and then to Australia. Yes, this little Canadian is
David,
You may not be sure, but I am. Definitely female. Which would probably
explain why I hate Miss, Mrs and Ms, but I do see how things can get confusing
when I insist on Mr. Believe me, no one who sees me doubts my gender, which is
why so many people refuse to call me Mr. So, with me
Wow! What an interesting thread.
Personally, I cannot abide being called Miss, Mrs or Ms. Never could, before
marriage, during marriage, or after, always hated them, from as far back as I
can remember. I see them as sexist and degrading to women, since their sole
purpose is to indicate
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 17:53
To: lace-chat@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] Surnames
A person can always go to court and get his name changed to anything he
wishes. Changing a name at marriage is legal
