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My Vampire Name

The Great Archives determine that I have gone by the identity: Sorceress of Scandanavia
Known in some parts of the world as: Leto of Bats and Shadows
The Great Archives Record: Slipping amongst the shadows, flitting between dark places, always quiet.
Get your own vampire name from The Vampire Name Generator!

Found this awesome little site, Vampire name generator and had to try it out. I have to tell you, it's pretty much true to how I really am. The "flitting between dark places" is true, because I'd go downstairs to where my son is either playing games or working on his art work and I'd just stand there until he turns around and finds me, scaring him half to death. I'm known as "ninja mom" Pretty nifty name if I do say so myself and I am quiet. Try it yourselves!

http://www.emmadavies.net/vampire/?firstname=sue&lastname=midlock&sex=0#a

Infact, I'd like you all to post what your name is on my blog here! I shared mine, what's yours?

Comments

  1. Blaze McRobMay 18, 2011 at 4:00 PM

    This is a family blog. I have been called many things. Let's just settle for Blaze right now.

    Quite the post, my friend. I'm chuckling, thinking that you'll have to hide my novel from your son. "Birthright" was so nice in story and language.

    Have a great day!

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