I went snooping around the net (as usual), and lookee here! A meaning of my name!
There are parts of this which is very(and I mean VERY) true to me, but seriously tho, I don't really believe in all this!
I personally feel that since we are not like mass produced on a factory, we have many, many facets to our personality...this sort of 'evaluation' is so vague that well, practically anything can fit into any personality...but maybe I am being too cynical...maybe, maybe not.It IS merely fun-reading!!! Anyways, I hereby present to u the meaning of my name (which I lurve!) so that some of u may perhaps glean some info on me...

The first name of Sandra has given you a sociable, kind, and thoughtful nature. You are sensitive and sympathetic to the needs of people, and receptive to conditions in your environment, to personalities, and to suggestion. The impressionable and sensitive qualities of your make-up make it difficult for you to be individual and to have control over your feelings. You can be easily hurt and emotionally upset and, because you become so closely involved with people, you can be influenced by them--sometimes against your better judgment. Procrastination is a weakness; you are inclined to put things off until forced to take action. You accomplish more working with people who encourage and inspire you, and particularly those who can give you confidence by laying out a step-by-step pattern for you. You do not take life too seriously, because you tend to live for the day. It is not typical of you to plan ahead, to think of the consequences of your actions, and to set meaningful objectives in your life. You are more likely to drift into experiences, benefitting from social contact and the attractiveness of your personality. You have felt insecure in learning and adapting to new things, and lacked the concentration and persistence to make a success of your efforts. In the health, you would experience skin conditions because of a rich diet, and also fluid problems affecting the glandular system and kidneys.