Cuyler Page wrote:

>      I continued to be blessed by a name no one else had, Cuyler, and
>     that felt familiar.   I could never imagine what it would be like
>     to have the same name as anyone else.   However, since the early
>     90's, "Tyler" has became a popular name for parents to give their
>     new little boys.   I still jump in a shopping mall or restaurant
>     when the automatic response kicks in to the sound of "..YLER COME
>     HERE !" yelled by some young female voice.
>
cp,

Be happy your name is not Ken Follett. Are you complaining about the
call of the sirens?

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