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Queen Guinevere, by William Morris
Not-so-famous Jennifer Semple Siegel
Jennifer, Jennifer, Jennifer, this blog is all about famous Jennifers, from Jennifer Lopez to Jennifer Aniston, and even Jennifer Tilly. WHY are there so many famous Jennifers, and WHY am I, also a Jennifer, not among the rich and famous?
Jennifer
Queen Guinevere, by William Morris
Famous Jennifers (External Links)
- Jennifer (a not-so-famous author and blogger)
- Jennifer Aniston
- Jennifer Arroyo
- Jennifer Beals
- Jennifer Capriati
- Jennifer Connelly Center
- Jennifer Coolidge (Unofficial Fan Site)
- Jennifer Davidson
- Jennifer Ellison
- Jennifer Esposito
- Jennifer Finnegan
- Jennifer Garner
- Jennifer Granholm
- Jennifer Grey
- Jennifer Hanson
- Jennifer Hawkins
- Jennifer Holliday
- Jennifer Hudson (Official Fan Site)
- Jennifer Jason Leigh
- Jennifer Johnston
- Jennifer Jones
- Jennifer Knapp
- Jennifer Lavoie
- Jennifer Lee
- Jennifer Lien
- Jennifer Lopez (Official Site at Epic Records)
- Jennifer Love Hewitt
- Jennifer Lynch
- Jennifer Morrison
- Jennifer O'Neill (Official Website)
- Jennifer Paige
- Jennifer Ringley (JenniCam)
- Jennifer Rush (Official Site)
- Jennifer Saunders
- Jennifer Thompson
- Jennifer Tilly
- Jennifer Walcott
- Jennifer Warnes (Official Site)
- Jennifer Wiener
On Being a Jennifer
I was named after a celebrity, the actress Jennifer Jones.
If you are in your 20's or 30's, you may not have heard of Jones, but when I was born in 1950, she was wildly popular and considered to be one of the most beautiful women in the world.
In the 1950's and 1960's, the name "Jennifer," for a kid, was considered to be an oddity, one that set its bearers apart from the other kids. In 1950 only 750 per 1,000,000 babies were given the name Jennifer.
As a kid, I hated my name; I might as well been named Brunhilda or some other unlikely name, and set out to be known as someone else. My names of choice: "Jenni" and "Mary" (my confirmation name).
Various relatives got around the Jennifer conundrum by calling me Jeff, Jeffer, Lee, Lee-Lee, Jennilee, Bugs, Bugsy, and Bugzita.
Read more here...
If you are in your 20's or 30's, you may not have heard of Jones, but when I was born in 1950, she was wildly popular and considered to be one of the most beautiful women in the world.
In the 1950's and 1960's, the name "Jennifer," for a kid, was considered to be an oddity, one that set its bearers apart from the other kids. In 1950 only 750 per 1,000,000 babies were given the name Jennifer.
As a kid, I hated my name; I might as well been named Brunhilda or some other unlikely name, and set out to be known as someone else. My names of choice: "Jenni" and "Mary" (my confirmation name).
Various relatives got around the Jennifer conundrum by calling me Jeff, Jeffer, Lee, Lee-Lee, Jennilee, Bugs, Bugsy, and Bugzita.
Read more here...
Blog Archive
Self-pitying Jennifer's Links
- Jennifer's New Home Page
- Are You EVER Going to be Thin? (and other stories)--Available on AMAZON
- Ask eFatLady!
- CEA Poetry
- Charlotte Perkins Gilman Site
- Dr. Jane Q. Godwin (Protagonist)
- I Find Domains
- I, Driven (memoir of a teen's involuntary commitment)
- It's JUST War!
- Jennifer's YCP Home Page
- Jennifur.com
- Literary Agent Wanted
- Literary Agent Wanted Blog
- Macedonian Journal
- Ms Domainer
- Post Foetry
- Publishes.us (Student Blog)
- The Flash Fiction Project
- Writer! Writer!
- You Jennifer
Jennifer
Not-so-famous Jennifer Semple Siegel
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