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[bluemtnpussycat.livejournal.com]

I said I wasn't going to get hung up on middle names yet, but here we are.... I don't really have any planned out, except for a few family oriented middle names like:

Theresa (Te-ress-ah not Te-ree-sah)or Ann for the girls and Vincent or Austin for the boys.  Another boy name I could concider for middle is Patrick, but I am not sure on another girl middle name.  I haven't even tried to put any of them with my favorite first names, I am just going to see what any of you have to say because I haven't even ran the first names by my significant other, yet. =^P  Also, feel free to make any suggestions on other middle names you feel would go with my first names, because I really do like my first name list so far.

So, again, here are my favorite first names:

Girls:                                          Boys:                                   

Trinity                                       Cael                                     

Carin/Caryn/Charin                  Baux   (yes it is "box")                                  

Reilly                                         Soren

Anamchara                                Aiden

Chara    (Car-ah)                       Alvin/Alven

Comments

[thefirethorn.livejournal.com]

Trinities are common now -- and sadly, The Matrix did it first.

Baux sounds like a better middle name.

I like Reilly and Alven.

I actually knew a Soren in '88. His last name was Flexner. That sounded really weird together.

[bluemtnpussycat.livejournal.com]

I really like Trinity, though. It is not about the movie for me! Why does everyone have to relate things to stupid movies! Of course the name is popular now because of the movie. Doesn't anyone care about meanings anymore? And wouldn't you name your child after a REAL person who made a REAL difference in your life rather than some character in a film/book? Okay, I guess I can't put people down for how they name their kids, but it really bothers me that everyone relates that name to that stupid movie. Don't get me wrong, I like the trilogy alright... not a fanatic by any means. It is just annoying for EVERYONE to point out the name/movie connection with that name. I LIKE THE NUMBER THREE AND THE SPIRITUAL SIDE OF THE NAME! I can't imagine not liking anyone that had a parent look at them when they were born and said, "She looks like a Trinity."

So... I will only name a daughter that if I feel it is right.

Oh, and thank you for your input on Baux. I think you are right! =^) I could totally get away with getting it in as a middle name! Well, maybe not with any of the names above that I have for boys... but who knows I could totally change my mind at any point in time as there is no looming deadline! =^9

[a-groovy-gypsy.livejournal.com]

Heh, I dated a guy named Soren. :)

[bluemtnpussycat.livejournal.com]

Gee, you could've at least told me if he was a decent guy! =^)

[a-groovy-gypsy.livejournal.com]

LOL, he was a fantastic guy. My parents loved him. My sisters loved him (they were 6 and 4 years old at the time). And..I met him on the internet. (Well....way back then it was just BBS's, but still....)

[bluemtnpussycat.livejournal.com]

I found Anamchara as a word on an Irish Gaelic site. It means somthing like "spiritual advisor" or litterally "soul-friend". I think it would be nice to make it a name. Much better than some words people pick to name their kids. I saw a ladies name at work yesterday and I don't know how they pronounced it is spelled "LONE". So... I think at least you could call an Anamchara Cara for short and it would be normal. I thought Jet would be cool as a nickname, but I can't figure out something I could shorten to that, short of Jethro....=^P

[norwegianeyes.livejournal.com]

1)I've never heard of Baux before. But if it sounds like box, it's probably a bad idea.There would be LOADS of jokes if your name sounds like box.I love the names Cael,Aiden,and Soren with a passion!They are some of my favorite boy names. Especially Soren and Aiden. If you like Aiden,try Adrian.I love Soren because it's Scandinavian.I'm 1/8 Norwegian so it'd be a way of honoring my heritage...I don't know about you though.Alvin makes me think of Alvin and the Chimpmunks.But I dunno if your child's generation would know anything about it now that Dora the Explorer,Bob the Builder,and Lazytown are their favorite shows.
2)I think thefirethorn is right about the name Trinity. It's quite popular now.So is Reilly.Even if it is spelled a little differently.I think Chara and Anamchara are too weird.Your kid might hate their name because it's too different.I've never seen Karen with a 'C' before.But I like it though.
3)Austin and Vicent are excellent middle names. If you want to be awesomely unique,I'd go for Vincent. But both are awesome.I don't like Patrick as a middle name too much.
4)For the girl middle name,I'd go with Theresa.Ann is VERY common for a middle name(my middle name is Ann and I know several people who have it as well).
5)For a boy, also try Bayne.

[http://users.livejournal.com/-mary-jane--/]

my name is actually theresa ann. :)

[bluemtnpussycat.livejournal.com]

Vincent is my boyfriend's middle name! AND he saw my list of names so we discussed them and he likes Soren and Aiden, I think he likes Soren the most. Vincent could probably fit with that. The last name would be Bright if I marry my bf.

[aquilinum.livejournal.com]

I went to school with a Sharon who decided to start spelling her name "Charin".

Everybody called her "Charmin" instead (like the toilet paper). She went back to Sharon.





I'd advise against Charin, no matter how it's pronounced.