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[politicking.livejournal.com]

Pulled from a forum:

Airek Joseph (Eric)
Airiyella Brianne (Ariella)
Alecksa Deanyell (Alexa Danielle)
Maddicyn Arren-Lea (Madison Erin-Lee)

Poor Maddicyn being the only non-A name... and poor all of them for those ATROCIOUS spellings!

"My little girl who is almost a year, is named Brynnelynne Alyxandria (pronounced: bren-lynn alex-andria). Expecting another one in a couple months (find out the sex in two weeks). If it's a boy, it's going to be Riot Alyxander and not sure on the girls first name yet, but Alyxia will be her middle name. (: Still looking for something unique that sticks with me and my fiance." 

Why do so many people think spelling a name CRAZY makes it "unique"?!

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[hey-doey-doey.livejournal.com]

I work in a boarding school, and we have quite a few international students, mostly from China, Korea and Japan.  Some of these girls have chosen English names, and I thought I'd share them. 

Elena
Amy
Mary 
Sylvia
Jessy
Kerry
Jessica
Julianne
Shirley
Winnie
Clare
Brenda
Vera

Personally, I think it's interesting that of all the names they can pick from, many of them have chosen very traditional, borderline old-fashioned names.