Pondering the feeling behind names.

I was emailing my darling roommate who's abroad. Like in France, not like, a...broad. She is a broad but that's like saying she's a cow. According to Annmarie Nicholosi and she is never wrong. SO Becky is 'abroad' in France. Not 'a broad' in France. Because then they'd eat her.
That would be most tragic.
ANYWAY
I was emailing roommate and discussing how I went to this inductions ceremony and I was actually talking to someone I didn't know and I couldn't remember her name. I tried looking on the program for the evening but I couldn't remember which name was hers. Danielle or Elaine. Then it occurred to me that no matter how many times I tried to envision her face, and the name 'Elaine', I pictured an older woman. Why is this so? Why is there a blockage in picturing a young face and a name like 'Elaine'? My theory goes back to the thought that some names are popular for certain generations, and certain names such as 'Elaine' were popular in a generation that came before us. If this is true, it would explain why I feel that most 'Elaine's are older women.

:O( It made sense in my head...