fleckerbug.livejournal.comI've been subbing at the same school all week.
Some interesting names and my thoughts:
Mi Amor -- W T F; sweet girl, though.
Anjelique-- I wanted to cry. May as will have named her Uniqua. For a second I though "Oh, they spelled it with a J to make 'angel'. Oh wait.. :P. This name is wreaking havoc with my grammatical fanaticism. Must.. not.. defy.. laws.. of.. grammar (except for punctuation, teehee).
Bill-- a name I don't usually like, but rarely see the nn on a little boy.. I loved it, quite adorable.
Leo is also becoming an increasingly popular name. I'm betting money if my friend has as second son, she'll name him Leonid 'Leo' after her father (sibset already Vlad and Katerina).
Earlier today, while searching for the phone number of my daughter's cemetery, I came across a list of the names of everyone else who's been buried there. There are some interesting names, especially from the turn of the last century. Here are some of my favorites and a few a found odd or interesting; all first names or first name/middle names, with the exception of a few, I included no last names:
The good:
Wilhemina 'Dicke'-- I am assuming Dicke is pron. Dickie. OMG, cute! I've always like this name, but such a cute nickname. Perhaps making the list (is that creepy?), but maybe not if FSIL uses Georgina 'Georgie' for a daughter.
The bad
Moosa(f)
Mignon(m)
Viller MAe
Lockwood LeGrande
Weltha
Antonionette
Full name-- Alpha Loreta Hard Casebeer
The interesting:
Elsworth
Otha
Melba
Arvo
Toine
Meta
Peter Paul (hehe..just ticked by this name)
Tressa
Concetta
Webb
Eduina
Geraldine
Winford
Pomposo
Maynard
Orner
Elfriede
Buren
Ethelyne
Elvus
Burnus
Ivah
Honore
Ofsana
Kosal
Zolita
Hildegard
Clestin
Auberlin
Aloysius
Alverna
Dorotha
Leatha
Ila
Winfiled
Sonna
Rosamond
Divello
Aldanita
Omer
Iam
Icum
And the best last name:
Ballert-Dalrymple
No disrespect to the deceased.