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[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

I went to high school with a girl who was named Liberty. Her last name was Bell. So when she wore low pants... "I can see the crack in the Liberty Bell!" Or "I didn't even have to go to Philadelphia to see Liberty Bell's crack." Creative bunch, huh?  Don't tell me that her parents couldn't predict that one!

about 9 weeks Baby names??

[mildlyeuphoric.livejournal.com]

Ava Angeline Brack

Tyler Thomas Brack


Me: Stephanie Nicole Wright
The Daddy: Thomas Joseph Brack

What to name my next child

[kedinger.livejournal.com]

So, my husband and I are expecting a boy in August and we've already picked a name out. Of course, this means I am already looking at names for a future brother or sister.

The in-utero baby's name will be Samuel Patrick. My name is Kassandra Lyn, the husband is Patrick Owen. We would like to make sure the next baby is named after someone in the family, so we have included the following as potential middle names:

Girl Middle Names: Jane, Mary, Diane, Beatrice, Suzanne

Boy Middle Names: Alan, Frederick, Daniel

Some names we considered this pregnancy: Lydia, Beatrice, Clara, Adelaide, Ruth, Theodore, William, Henry

I'm not just looking for possible combinations here, I'm also looking for entirely new suggestions, so have fun!!!

Thank you!!!!

All things bright and beautiful...

[dancingpiratess.livejournal.com]

I love birds and animals, and when I was having my baby I thought about several names...

Most I didn't seriously think about but 'Wolfram' was popular with me and my ex for a boy.

Girls:

Skylark (or Skylar)
Linnet
Kestrel
Falcon
Tawny (Old Gypsy name and Owl obviously)
Merlyn (Merlin)
Nadette (courage of a Bear)
Nezumi (Rat/little mouse in Japanese)
Eleonora ('s)(small peregrine type falcon)

Boys:
Bran (Irish - Raven)
Wolfram (Wolf - Raven)
Felen (small Irish wolf)
Fenris (Wolf, son of Loki)
Gryffyn (Griffon)
Cullan (Irish 'Handsome young animal')
Corbin (Irish 'from Raven')
Byron (Anglo Saxon - Bear)
Saker (falcon)
Lanner(falcon)
Aquila (Latin - Eagle)

presidential last names as first names

[sonneta.livejournal.com]

I see a lot of former presidents' last names being turned into first names- Carter, Jackson and Harrison come to mind. So, which of these presidential last names would you be willing to give a kid?

(Note: I tried not to repeat names, i.e. Roosevelt only appears once).

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I'm new here...

[quiety.livejournal.com]

Hi, I've saw this community on the front page and was very keen to join. ^^ Here are some of my favourite:

Girl
Eleanor
Gladys
Audrey
Ginny
Jaylin


Boys
Andre
Joshua
Isaac
Greyston
Skylar

Hmm... actually my cousin have a problem naming her new born baby girl, which is due in a few months time. She was searching for a more reserve name and not very common as well. It need not to be very feminine. But somehow she just couldn't make up her mind.

Just wondering if anyone of you have any suggestions??

Name List... a little late

[achickylala.livejournal.com]

My husband and I finally came up with out list...

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We tend to like simple names, as I am sure you can tell. Also, our list of favorites for boys and girls is limted it to the letters A, C, E, G, K, L, N, and O... most of our favorites are A and K names for some reason! This is why it took us extra long to come up with a name for EACH letter of the alpahbet. Some of these I'd never think of using, but they are our favorites for each letter. I debated him on Shannon, but he likes it, so I let him have it. I prefer Suzanna.

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[neverwantedto.livejournal.com]

my name is katerina (middle name sofie,) and i'm going to be eighteen in a couple of weeks. here are the names that i love!

girls:

Madeleine
Genevieve
Guinivere
Lux
Amelie
Camille
Scarlett
Aurelie

boys:

Willem
Holden
Soren
Bjorn
Bastian
Lux
Ryder
Rory
Caleb
Landon
Hayden
Hunter
Britain
Bishop

i really love my name, katerina, but going to the doctor's, etc., everyone calls me 'katrina.' i don't understand how they can miss the 'e.' does it take even a fraction of a second longer to read an 'e'? it makes no sense to me.