I have a nickname, Sarabera! 

            I was almost Jason if I was a boy. 

            Sara means “lady” or “princess.” There are flowers, colors, gems, and days of the week that are considered “lucky” when associated with the name. The flower that appeals to the name Sara is The Lily of the Valley, or the colors green, purple and yellow. The gem’s Topaz and Cat’s eye are considered Lucky. Finally, the day Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday are the favorite days of the week. 

            Sara Dianne is an uncommon spelling, to most people I am known and Sarah Diane, they add an “h” and take away my second “n.” My name is unique in this way, of course my parents kept their families original spelling, but seems to cause a lot of confusion for those who see my name as something different then how I see it. It’s spelled of only letters that you hear.  

My name is simple, and other wise easy to spell. So easy, no one remembered to teach me the spelling of my middle name until almost third grade, I was the only one who couldn’t quite sigh the letter we had wrote. The name is at memorable. 

Johnson, a popular last name, is English, originates from Great Britain. Something Interesting, when my aunt married my dad’s brother, she never had to change her name. Her parents also have the name Johnson.