The Verge’s 2024 Mother’s Day gift guide
There’s never a bad time to show appreciation for your mom, but Mother’s Day serves as an opportunity to go above and beyond ...
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The Verge’s 2024 Mother’s Day gift guide
If your mom is a coffee lover, how about gifting her something ... Amazon’s step-up Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition adds wireless charging and an automatic backlight to one of our favorite ...
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I always hated my first name and thought it was boring, but I didn't want to insult my parents by changing it
They also found my last name amusing because "Ridley" rhymed with "Tiddly." It hurt because I was much shorter and smaller than my peers. But the main problem was Jane. It always felt like an old ...
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Ask Amy: My daughter plans to use her biological dad’s name as her baby’s middle name and I can’t bear it
DEAR AMY: My 24-year-old daughter is expecting a baby boy. She told me that she plans to use her biological dad’s name as her baby’s middle name. Her dad, “Tobias,” and I divorced when she ...
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My name is Taylor Swift. Sharing a name with the pop superstar has helped my career.
As time continued, I started to find it frustrating. I was just a kid trying to live my life, and I was now sharing a name with a big singer. Additionally, I had just moved back to Ohio to live ...
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Ask Amy: I cringe when I hear my ex-husband’s name. My daughter wants it to be her baby’s middle name.
Dear Amy: My 24-year-old daughter is expecting a baby boy. She told me that she plans to use her biological dad’s name as her baby’s middle name. Her dad, “Tobias,” and I divorced when she ...
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'My daughter is being bullied for her unusual name - people beg me to change it'
But the seven-year is now coming home from school and reporting kids are making fun of her name, after realising it is unconventional. "What should I do?," the mum asked. She added: "My seven year ...
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I’m called Taylor Swift – companies won’t hire me and I’m banned from using my real name
The self-confessed Swifty said: “I’ve had hell because of my name.” Scotland’s only Taylor Swift claims she struggles to find work because employers think her celebrity name is a wind-up.