CLA - MOC6 - #17 Username

Journaling reads:
My Dad always wanted to name his first daughter Christine after his Norwegian great-grandmother. Variations on the names Christine for girls and Christopher for boys were extremely popular in the early 70’s, sometimes spelled with a C and sometimes with a K. When I was in elementary school I started going by Chrissy so I knew it was me being called or talked to when I could have up to 6 or 7 kids named Chris (or some variation thereof) in my classroom. As I got older I outgrew Chrissy and moved to Chris. My middle name is the same as my Mom’s - Louise. I used to hate it as a child but have since come to appreciate it being old-fashioned and not common.
On May 6, 1994 I married and took on the very common last name of Anderson. Do you know how many Chris Andersons there are out there? Me neither but it is not a small amount. I have found in this digital age though it’s not so bad being able to maintain a bit of anonimity with a name so common.
When I began digital scrapbooking in 2006 I needed a username so started using part of my email handle CLA5694 (my initials and the date those became my initials). A few years later I decided to simplify my username when possible to just CLA. In the digital scrapbooking world I mostly use CLA, unless a site requires a longer handle, and then it’s CLA5694.

Alpha and background paper from Grungy & Messy Kit by Little Butterfly Wings; cream paper from Hope by Sabrina's Creations
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