The Way I Name Things (part 1)

Hello there! Long time no see. This time I wanna tell ya about how I name my properties. Maybe you wonder why I sometimes called my things with names. Yes, I actually made those things up and there must be some reasons why I named it that way. Let's start from the first!

1. Bluey
Yes bluey is my notebook. At first, I think giving it name is just so childish and funny. But lately I thought about how I bought that book. I bought it because I love the colour and the cover. It was not completely blue but the first time I bought it I just think about blue. So, then, I decided to call it Bluey. And for the record, if you're asking whether he's a boy or girl, nahhhh I just told you the answer. :)

2. Mr. Mac
Ahhh about Mr. Mac, yes he's absolutely a man. A tall strong man and some kind of my guardian and my all time partner. That's how I imagine him. At first, I imagine he was a girl so I called him Macky but it's really weird how people say it by the way (if you know what I mean) yes I didn't really mean to. I just realized it after some of my friends made fun of that name.
So the other day I was watching CSI: NY, my kinda favorite series. I love that show because I really love how Mac (the main character) was so charismatic and brave and also smart. For the record, he is handsome for a detective. 
So then I thought, why not? I instantly created the name Mr. Mac in the purpose of loving him, and yeah so that's it. I find that name really cool and strong.

3. Swatchella
The truth is I never mentioned her in my previous posts. But I did think about her. She's my watch!! Yes I guess you can already recognize her from her name. 'Swatchella', yes of course, it contains 'Swatch'! You are very clever. Yes, I thought, what's the point from making name that contained its brand name, its colour, its size, its function, and its price? Well you don't need to tell me if it categorized mainstream. Everything is mainstream these days. And the people who didn't care about the mainstream thing is not mainstream.

Well that's it for this post. See you!