Welcome to my new blog. Here, we will be talking about my debut novel 'One more smile...' and about other issues regarding reading and writing novels,etc.
As a Christian Orthodox woman I have been raised with the notion that whoever becomes a parent should name their child after their parents' names, ie. I was named after my grandma Chrisoula and my brother is called Michalis after our grandpa's name. Both from our father's side. The same goes with the mother's side. This notion has been going on for hundreds of years but gradually it is beginning to fade. Luckily! Why should I name my child after my parents' names while there are so many other names to choose from? Christian ones, of course. But there is the other side of course. Many young parents name their children after our ancient ancestors, like Iraklis (Hercules), Iraklitos, Kalimahos, Kalisti and so on and so forth. If I were to have another child I would definitely name it after one of our Christian Orthodox Saints we have. And mind you, they are so many!!! So, what is your opinion on this issue? I would love to hear from you. Best Regards, Chrisoul...
Hello everybody, think it's time to interview Georgia's sister, Fani. I hope you enjoy her interview as much as you liked Georgia's. Me: 'Hello there, Fani! I'm so glad to have you here. Fani: 'It's my pleasure.' There is a faint smile and a little frown on her face which makes me ask myself whether she is glad to be here with me or she's lying. Me: "Are you ready then?" Fani: 'Yes". Me: 'First things first. Tell me about Georgia and Eleni. Did you get on well as sisters or were you always fighting like most siblings do?' Fani: 'In general we had a good time together, we got on well and whenever Eleni couldn't do a chore or something our father would assign her to do, we would help her secretly. We didn't want our father to scold her, though he never really cared about her'. Me: 'Why is that?' Fani: 'You don't know?!' If you could only see the irony in her eyes... Me: 'Of course ...
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