No, unfortunately my writing style tends to be too serious. But when I read a discussion between you and Mike, I generally laugh a lot.


This name must have been very popular about half a century ago, for most of the Rosangelas I know are about my age. If it weren't so difficult to do so, I would have changed it long ago to Rose or Angela, as I don't like the combination of both names.

The lady I met was a bit older than you are. I think it's a pretty name. In the U.S. it would be easy to go by "Rosy" if one wanted to, but that's an older name (WW2). "Rose" is a nice name. So is "Angela," so I guess you can't go wrong.