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[cleddy.livejournal.com]

Just thought I'd throw this out there

What do you all think of the name "Evar" I'm not sure where it came from (I'm from Alabama) but I knew a lady named this and then the lady's granddaughter had it as a middle name. I think it's kinda cute...The older lady pronounced hers as "E-var" long e sound. The granddaughter pronounces hers as "ever"
Has anyone else ever heard this name? Anyone know the meaning/origin?

I think it's kinda cute...

SWEET!!!

[party-girl81.livejournal.com]

I think we finally agreed on a backup boy name and now we just need opinions on which middle name sounds best with it. Honestly we don't care who dislikes the names we picked, it's not up for debate and i'd prefer not to sort through responses bashing our names. We just want to know which middle name sounds best. Thanks :)

That being said, which sounds better

Rhys Michael
Rhys William

Rhys is pronounced Reese, the middle names are after our fathers, Michael is my father in law and William is my dad....our last name is Crenshaw if that helps any.