Aug. 24th, 2010

sibsets

Aug. 24th, 2010 12:05 am
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Chelsey, Alyssa, Carys
Wyatt, Logan
Austin, Derek, Michael

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these are my neices and nephews & their children..

Tiffany Rochelle 28yrs old & Chris 30yrs old 
Devan Lake 10yrs old, Desarai Shianne 7yrs old

William Carl (Billy) 27yrs old & Conesha 30yrs old
Genesis Abigail Julianna 5yrs old, Gunner Lincoln Carl 2yrs old

David Nathaniel (Nathan) 24yrs old & Amanda Sue 23yrs old
 Aubrey Shea 3yrs old, Ethan LynnDavis 1yr old

Jonathan Leon 27yrs old & Jamie 27yrs old
Jocelyn Lee 1month old

Shasta LeAnne 22ys old
Addyson Kinleigh Grace 10mons old

Hannah Ruth 21yrs old
Kaleb Ray 2 yrs old 


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Mine:  Avery, Quinn, Reese, Sage, Sam (Samuel/Samantha)

Fun toys

Aug. 24th, 2010 05:25 pm
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I follow a screenwriting blog called Complications Ensue, and Alex recently shared some helpful name tools. These are particularly good if you're a writer looking for first and last name combinations, or period-appropriate names.

Slate Labs recently used some released Facebook data to create this chart to show correlation between last name and first name usage. For example, if your last name is Bangura, you are most likely named Ibrahim, Mohamed or Abdul. If your last name is Qing, your name is most likely Li, Xiao or Hui.

Fun huh? : ) Someone commented that you cannot see the number of names, but all you need to do is mouseover to see the actual total.

The other tool Alex shared is the Baby Name Voyager, which is probably familiar to some of you. You can enter a name (or click randomly on the graph) to see when a name saw the most use since the 1880s. I don't know where this site found its data, but it's interesting nonetheless.
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Watching House Hunters (Love HGTV) and this family has 2 girls. Charlotte and Cooper

Maybe I'm just not cool or something, but Cooper sounds nothing like a girl's name to me.
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What would you think if a parent named their kid one of the following names:

James Kirk
James Tiberius
James Tiberius Kirk

and because I watched Nanny McPhee today )

And a random name story: I had a class in college with a girl named Chelsea. Turns out her middle name was Ray/Rae (I don't know the spelling). Well, she mentioned everyone she's met who spells it "Chelsea" has the middle name of Ray. I know it's true of the two girls I know. Anyone else had this experience/had the counter experience?
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