Alot of people have asked what does the four letter stands for.
Actually it stands for nothing.
It just four letters I have put together, simply because they look nice together.
It's a name, a name I created for NM2208 module, because I didn't wanted to use my real name.
For my assignment. I prefer the top one.
Also for the assignment, but done wrongly. But I still like it.I dont really use this name, except for facebook/msn, & only JTA peeps know me as Vryn. Told them I didn't exactly know how to pronounce the name, and they came up with v-rin or vern as a way of calling me.
And recently when I was bored, I surfed for the name. Presto I came upon Terence Koh (not Goh) blog and found this: "Yi Eng, whose English name Vryn is cool enough for me to want to name my daughter just that, and whose name was picked from her own English project, concerning names." Haha even though some info is wrong, at least someone thinks my name is cool. Lolz.
But think Audrey will prefer my real name. In an email after I signed off as Vryn, she had this in her reply: "PS: you will always be yieng to me lor. =)"
So this is the story of v-r-y-n.
