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[charmedroses.livejournal.com]

Ok! 

I think I've written way too much in here on possible baby names/baby naming woes with our 4th boy child here that's due in May.

Well, now, for real, I think we've got it.  I'm a little unsure on spelling though.

So the name is:

Lucian Tyrael Mitchell
or
Lucien Tyrael Mitchell

I think I like it with the E better.  Tyrael is kind of a fictional archangel from a couple of online games.  I don't know why, maybe cuz we're somewhat gamers, but the names that always work for us seem to be names from games.  *shrug*  I like the idea of an archangel name with Lucian/Lucien also because everyone thinks the name is evil for some reason so, it just feels right to have an angel name in there to even it out.  If i was going for an authentic archangel name I would TOTALLY go with:

Lucian Gabriel Mitchell
or
Lucien Gabriel Mitchell 

But I think we're going to stick with Tyrael.  (pronounced kind of like Material, minus the "ma")  Mitchell is the last name.  From what I've looked up, LuciEn is the french way to spell it, but the pronounciation in english and the way we'll pronounce it is Loo-Shen.  The french pronounce it Loo-see-ehn with a soft 'n' from what I've looked up.

What do u think?  On the name in general, the spelling, the gamer vs. authentic (we're not really religious at ALL though religions fascinate me).

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[nobodynomore.livejournal.com]

Just read on Twitter that Tony Romo & his wife had a baby boy.

Hawkins Crawford Romo.



My opinion: I think Hawkins (or Hawk) could work, but with Romo, it sounds odd. I'd never personally use it.

Thoughts?

names debate

[bambiblake007.livejournal.com]

me & my husband love to talk about potential baby names (but sometimes we do end up in an argument lol) mostly we argued over Lucas/Luke. i personally love the name & it has been my pick for any future son for yrs! but i gave in and said it was ok when my husband vetoed it several times!

rn we have our future son and daughter's names picked out: Robert Wilton (both family names, my husband's 1st name is Robert & Wilton is to honor my daddy) & Katelyn Elisabeth nn Katy Beth (i'm still unsure as to how i want to spell "Katelyn" tbh and i already kno how much this community hates the name, but it's something i'm set on naming my daughter & my husband agrees on the name, so that's all that matters lol)

now if we have a 2nd daughter we're considering either Jessy Harlee (possibly not spelled this way idk) or something with Ashley in it. i like Ashley ok, i just don't kno wat we'd choose to go with it lol. i like Ashley-Marie (insert middle name)

now, if we had a 2nd boy we already kno we want the initials J.D. we're pretty sure we want Jo(h)n but then James has been thrown around too. as far as wat the "D" initial would be, we've gone thru sum of the "D" names and we like a lot. at the top of our list is:
Donovan
Dixon
Darius
Damon/Daemyn (i like this spelling tbh)
Duncan
Declan
Dakota
Dean
Darren
Dalton
Dalyn "Day-Lyn" (we saw it at the cemetery my daddy is buried at & yeah i kno it's morbid but we both of us really liked it)
and i also like:
Derek
Dylan
Deacon
Dallas

so. any other "D" names that would go good with Jo(h)n, James, or even Jonathan (this was also discussed)
oh, wat do ya'll think of Jamison? my husband didn't really like it, but i think it's cute and is an alternative to James, since there are a lot of them on both sides of the family lol.

Irish names

[requiem-morrow.livejournal.com]

I'm working on a story involving an Irish Catholic family in NYC with 13 children. The children would have been born between 1950 and 1975 (ish) and I'm working with an alphabet theme of Irish names. The first 12 are boys, the last is a girl. I don't even know if all will make an appearance in the story, but I like to name things so what the heck LOL.

So, A-L Irish boy name suggestions and M Irish girl suggestions please!

Thanks!