Gender	Female
Introduction	I am the youngest of four girls. Every father wants a son and mine was no different, so six years after the last child was born my parents decided to have one more hoping it will be a boy. However, it must have been sports season then, and so I was born. My father wanted me to be christened Isadora. I don’t know if he was that disappointed for having another girl or if he truly liked the name, but my mom insisted they would name me after the title of a popular song in the Cro-Magnon era. Hence, the women in my family have Filipina, possibly Welsh, and Spanish names ending in “a” except for me, but I’m really glad nobody calls me Doray. Having said that, I shall use this name here, which for certain will make my father smile in heaven. Or wherever the hell it really is. I'm a single, thirty-something dork working in a hotel in the Middle East as a PGV (promoter of good vibes) primarily to VIPs (very imperious prominents) under a division called The Firing Line. Welcome to my blog.

Gender

Female

Introduction

I am the youngest of four girls. Every father wants a son and mine was no different, so six years after the last child was born my parents decided to have one more hoping it will be a boy. However, it must have been sports season then, and so I was born. My father wanted me to be christened Isadora. I don’t know if he was that disappointed for having another girl or if he truly liked the name, but my mom insisted they would name me after the title of a popular song in the Cro-Magnon era. Hence, the women in my family have Filipina, possibly Welsh, and Spanish names ending in “a” except for me, but I’m really glad nobody calls me Doray. Having said that, I shall use this name here, which for certain will make my father smile in heaven. Or wherever the hell it really is. I'm a single, thirty-something dork working in a hotel in the Middle East as a PGV (promoter of good vibes) primarily to VIPs (very imperious prominents) under a division called The Firing Line. Welcome to my blog.