WDYT

[blinding-rays.livejournal.com]

What do you think of the name Magnolia (nn Nola)? Any middle name suggestions?

birth announcements

[sharon20lostie.livejournal.com]

Nadine Lee (Lucy, Lewis, Ray-ray, Chenai, Jermaine_
Scarlett Bernadette
Thomas Stanley
Alfred Terence
Emily Mae
Liam David and Holly Elizabeth
Serena Rose
Jessica Lily
Ellis Adam (Louis)
Poppy Isabella (Ollie)
Kaden David (Cody)
Oliver Elliott
Matthew John
Katie Georgia (Kieran)
Caitlin Emily Christina (Rosalind)
Holly Grace Annie (Johsua)
Lauren Abigail (Emma)
Aiden Clifford (Ele)
Thomas Roy
Poppy Anne
Ellie Louise
Lucy-Ann (Ryan, Lee, Claire)
Maddison Willow
Charlie Jack
Charlotte Kate
Freya-Mae
Amber Charlotte Enfys (Amy)
Taylor Jack (Bailey)
Harvey Alexander
Archie Ross
Tallulah Rita-Eva
Millie Laura (Harry)
Rubi Grace (Jack)
Lois Paige (Hannah, Ellie)
Emily Alice
Jack Alistair
Ava Irene (Lola, Stanley)
Bobbi Lee Kathleen
Libby Louise Olive Rose
Maisie Louise
Asher William (Addison)
Madison Eve (Lexus)
Timothy Ray (Emily)
Ryan Lee
Christian Michael
Laney Mae (Chase)
Chase Michael
Dawson Andrew (Kay, Daral, Derek)
Jaylana Grace Marie
Victoria Esther
Destiny Hannah
Ocean William Orion
Brayden Luke
Austin Thomas
Cayden Taylor
Ka'Nigha Amari
Natalie Evangeline
Kaden Alexis (g)
Isabella Gabrielle
Zachary Taylor
Rylee Dee (g)
Logan Matthew
LaZavion Maurice
Alyson Annette
Alexander Michael
Zooey Brielle
Lucy Arlene
Jillian Rose
Wyatt Thomas
Anthony Romeo Lyric
Adam Nathan
KayLee Belle
Gennasys Irene
Layla Athena Elizabeth
Za'Riah Rose
Connor Deane
Giovanni Anthony
Atzi Zayanna
Elena Candelaria

norwegian birth announcements:

[smallandneedy.livejournal.com]

June, July and August.
Siblings in parenthesis.

( Names under cut )

Literally. FAIL.

[aintlifesosweet.livejournal.com]

I just met someone with a little girl named, "Bronte Charlotte."

I asked her why she named her this, and she said, "Of course, after the writer of Jane Eyre."

So then, I asked her, "Why didn't you just name her Charlotte? Don't you think Bronte sounds masculine?"

She answered... and I'm not kidding... "Obviously it's a female name, since that is her name. I'm not going to just go with Charlotte because it's more common."

Confused, I asked her, "Charlotte isn't that common, but I don't get why you flip-flopped her first and last name. If her name is too common, then why didn't you just pick something else?"

And we get to where you know she's going with this, "Um, her name is Bronte Charlotte. Look it up, you'll find, Jane Eyre, written by Bronte Charlotte. Bronte isn't common at all, and she has an incredible historical namesake. Do your research before being judgmental!"

I didn't bother telling her that there is a comma between Bronte and Charlotte, but I'm sure her daughter will point it out to her once she reaches her level of intelligence at what, age 9?