Mine was given to me by a friend because while I am not an expat, I am an American. My life experiences have led me to be a bit of a foreigner in my own homeland - hence semiexpat.
blue_hours_too has double meaning. I love the Blue Hour, both morning and night, this twilight, it's enchanting. There's l'heure bleue in art, photography... etc. And while I tend to be rather happy and cheerful, I have blue hours too sometimes, like everyone. SO that's the story of my name.
I wanted to use Wildcat, which usually is my chat handle, but was of course taken. A close friend calls me San and others from chat call me Kitty (due to Wildcat) so I thought I put the two together.
San is cute, it's related to Japan? Random observation but I notice that Europeans use underscores a lot to seperate words in user names while North Americans usually don't. Hmmmm.
Shashars is the name of a planet that I invented when I was in the first grade. I had my entire class convinced that they too came from my wonderful planet where I was Emperor. Shasharian in the language that they speak there. Not surprising that you hadn't heard of it :) You asked what it stood for not to explain it :)
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I'd like to know what yours means!
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blue_hours_too has double meaning. I love the Blue Hour, both morning and night, this twilight, it's enchanting. There's l'heure bleue in art, photography... etc. And while I tend to be rather happy and cheerful, I have blue hours too sometimes, like everyone. SO that's the story of my name.
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as for the underscores, I'm not a big fan of them but they are still better thanputtingwordsclosetogetherwithoutspaceandsomakeitreallyhardtoread
(I hit the spacebar after everyword and had to delete again, d'uh)
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