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Amelia Earhart

I have had a fascination for the young female pilot all my life.  She perished more than ten years before I was born; but her adventures and achievements caught my attention early on.

Now we have a grand-daughter named Amelia.  I’m quite certain that her parents were not thinking of the aviatrix.  Maybe “Amelia Bedelia” had a bit more influence.  In any case, the name finds its roots in the Latin, and speaks of hard work and industry.  For me, I just like the sound of the name.

Amelia.  Makes me smile.

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1 Response to “Amelia Earhart”


  1. November 2, 2009 at 5:11 am

    We love it all – the meaning of Amelia, Amelia Earheart, Amelia Bedelia, Amelia Island – It is a good, strong name, but there’s a sweetness to it for your granddaughter…I think she is already beginning to fulfill the strength of the name!

    I look forward to seeing this movie!


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