*sigh* i miss my dear.. it doesn't help that i'm listening to sappy songs and that i cry at the slightest thing. *sniff*

and its weird.. i'm listening to chinese songs. yesterday i was just telling ruby that i absolutely hated chinese boybands like F4 and 5566// and now i'm listening to 5566.. *mutter* this particular song is quite nice actually..

*cough* i went to check the origins of the name "Catherine".. *cough* check this out..This girl's name is used in English and French. Its source is Aikaterine, a Greek name meaning "Pure." However, not all experts agree. Some say that the name means "innocent" and it originates from anglo-saxon *cough* right.. i can just hear all of you breaking out in hysterical laughter... *looks annoyed* It's not MY fault.. isabella gave me that name when i was in pri 4 or 5.. and it stuck. its weird coz i don't even LIKE isabella,.. we weren't even that close. but yeah, the name stuck. she could've done worse i suppose *grin*

lemme check the meanings for a few more names.. *smirk* of my various friends of course. unfortch, names like lianne can't be found in their database.. *sulk* nor chee kwang. nevermind, i can do jenny and irene and melvin and ruby. *grin* this will take awhile. their system is so clogged up it takes a long time to search.
Jenny - This girl's name is used in German and English. Its source is Gwenhwyfar, a Welsh name meaning "Pure and yielding, whitewave." In British legend, Gwenhwyfar (the Welsh source of this name) was identified with King Arthur's tragic queen.
Caught as she was between her devotion to her husband and her illicit love for the saintly Sir Lancelot, her predicament is succinctly expressed in the meaning of her name.
Irene - This girl's name is used in German, Dutch, English, Italian, French and Spanish. Its source is Eirene, a Greek name meaning "Peace." This was the name of the Greek goddess of peace. Until the 20th century, it was commonly pronounced in three syllables (i-REE-nee).This was changed through the combined popularity of a series of two-syllable influences: dancer Irene Castle (1893-1969), a popular musical comedy called Irene, and Goodnight, Irene, a plaintive folk ballad by Leadbelly (Huddie Ledbetter, 1888-1949).Multiple Tony Award-winning actress Irene Worth (born Hattie Adams in 1916) is a notable preserver of the three-syllable pronunciation.
Melvin - This girl's and boy's name is used in Dutch and English. Its source is Malvina, a female Gaelic name meaning "Smooth brow." The name Melvin ranked 3068th in popularity for females of all ages in a sample of the 1990 US Census. This name is usually reserved for boys. In part, it could owe its position on the US Census popularity list to incorrectly filled-out census forms. ( *snicker* no wonder... *blink* i'm no saying anything melvin. really.. *smirk*)
Ruby - This girl's name is used in Dutch and English. It is based on the common English word.In the late 19th century, it was fashionable in English-speaking countries to name girls after precious objects. Ruby joined names like Beryl, Pearl and Crystal in its climb to popularity. Source Language:Latin. Meaning:The red gemstone.

*sigh* *yawn* tired.. maybe the rest of ya could find the meaning of your names.. just search online.. its not difficult.. i just happened to find this interesting one thats all.