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[djador.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty bored right now so: me and a few of my close friends. We're all born in '88.

Megan Leanne (b Robert Daniel)
Jodi Rae (b Andrew Edward Tanner)
Gabrielle Leigh (b Julien)
Olivia Christine-Marie (b Ross, s Dominique)
Natalie Denise (s Miriam)
Annamarie Loraine (nn Amma) (b Nicholas)
Emmanuelle Dominique (b Andre)
Lise Renee (Lee-se) (s Jennifer)
Madison F. Octavia (the F doesn't stand for anything but it's after her mom's friend, a guy named Fred...I don't know why) (b Lachlan)
Homa [no middle name] (she is Persian/from Iran) and yes..there were plenty of Homo/Homer jokes when we were younger (b Bayan)


& one boy for good measure
Neeman [No middle name] All of us english speakers pronounce it Nee-min but Homa says it the correct way, Nee-mon. I don't know why we say it wrong... (Homa's cousin) (b Samon, s Melody)

Also, a sib set of little boys I know:
Laurence, Nathaniel (Nate) and Conner.

And a girl sib set:
Candace, Colleen, Emily and Erin.

WDYT?

Comments

[anapology.livejournal.com]

I don't liek the name Madison usually but for some reason I like Madison Octavia.

[searlait.livejournal.com]

Madison F. Octavia (the F doesn't stand for anything but it's after her mom's friend, a guy named Fred...I don't know why)

That's strange and somewhat pointless in my mind. Why have an initial for a middle name?

Jodi Rae is not so nice to the eyes.

[nearlyalegume.livejournal.com]

I agree. If you want a child to have a certain middle initial, find a name that starts with that letter. Even being named Madison Frederika Octavia after Fred the Friend is better than just a letter.

Neeman, Samon and... Melody? Interesting sibset...

[djador.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I always used to laugh about Melody having such an english name.