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[Opinions] My high school Spanish teacher had a baby
I was at the mall today (in La Senza, no less) when I bumped into my totally cool and awesome Spanish 11 teacher. I actually took the course in 12th grade, the school year before this one, and she wasn't pregnant at graduation, but has already had the little cutie.It was a girl, and I'm pretty sure Taryn (my teacher) said her name was Fienna. It was definitely not Sienna, but sounded similar. I can't find any info in the database and was wondering if anyone might know anything about it? It could possibly have some sort of Spanish tie, seeing as that was her profession and her love, and all.I think I really like it, actually.
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Maybe it was Fiona? or Vienna?Fienna is interesting, but it really sounds like Sienna with a speech impediment and it is irritating me. It could be a heck of a lot worse though.
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Hmm... it could have been Vienna. Vees sound more similar to efs than esses do, I think.I also like Vienna :)
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Oh I like Vienna too. More than Fienna I think....This situation reminds me of something that happened recently. My wonderful history teacher had a baby named Clara Maria. I didn't like Clara that much at that point, I preferred the simple beauty of Claire. But I knew they were calling her Claire, so I approved. I also allowed Clara to grow on me. And boy has it grown on me! It has been over a year since Claire was born, and I love love love Clara so much I am almost adding it to my PNL every day. And I think that combo is absolutely exquisite, all of those A's all smooth next to each other. I have sung Clara Maria's praises a lot on this board.Well, guess what I learned the other day? Her name is actually Claire Maria. I had been hearing him wrong.I am still immensely irritated about that. Now I don't even love Claire anymore, and that is her name.*rrrrr*So I was just thinking, yeah you will convince yourself to fall in love with Fienna despite its awkwardness because the teacher you love fell in love with it, and then one day learn that it was Vienna all along :P
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Ooh yeah, I saw a Vienna in the BAs a few weeks ago so I guess it's not all that improbable. I've never heard Fienna before.
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I really like it, too. It's not the trendy Sienna, but it's not quite the gorgeously unique Fiona. Fienna... wow, I love it!
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