Random thought for the day

[requiem-morrow.livejournal.com]

Random thought - we consider names like Ever, London, the Aidens (J, Br, C, etc) to be kind of a new phenomenia...I just realized going through our client list that it isn't just toddlers! We have an Ever, a London, and multiple examples of the Aidens. Mind you, they are under the age of 18, but it pushes back my assumption of timing/use by a decade. Of course, I also had a 65 year old graduate school professor named Kevin and a great great grandmother named Stephanie, which I consider to be "80's" names so maybe my perception is just off.

*Edit* I know the names have been around (mostly) forever; I was referring to perceptions which can "date" some names.

Comments

[djador.livejournal.com]

exactly. It's not like the names didn't exist before, they're just super, super popular now.