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babynamesI am going to be 33 weeks tomorrow and we haven't decided on a name yet for if the baby is a boy!
I want something kind of traditional and historical-sounding, but still unique. My name is Jennifer so I can't use something boring like that.
So my question is, what do you think about Ainndrue S. Jaxson?
The S is short for Skeletor because that's what we've been calling the baby since we saw an u/s at ~20 weeks and it looked like a skeleton. It's a nickname.
Of course the baby could be a "Skeletorette" but we already have names we like for girls. :)
I want something kind of traditional and historical-sounding, but still unique. My name is Jennifer so I can't use something boring like that.
So my question is, what do you think about Ainndrue S. Jaxson?
The S is short for Skeletor because that's what we've been calling the baby since we saw an u/s at ~20 weeks and it looked like a skeleton. It's a nickname.
Of course the baby could be a "Skeletorette" but we already have names we like for girls. :)
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Date: 2005-11-12 01:38 pm (UTC)ainndrue is DEFINITELY a bastardized form of andrew, right? i'd avoid that. if you like the sound of traditional names but don't want something very popular -- i'd go with a simple james or jack. if you're trying to be unique atleast get creative, not wordy!
skeletor i can deal with cause that's sort of neat i guess -- but not many people are going to find it interesting like i do.
it's your baby, but ainndrue is too much for me to not be vocal about. good luck ♥ & congrats.