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serendipitous13.livejournal.com) wrote in
babynames2006-06-25 12:21 am
Yikes
I just found out how my fiance's niece's name is spelled. I thought they'd picked out a nice name.
However.....
Chloee Jayde
Yeah... my fiance's older sister wanted, "to be different."
I told my fiance that our children will NOT be having names with pointless "e"s and extra "y"s thrown in just for the fun of it. He completely agreed. :)
First pick for a girl is currently Samantha.
Chelsea is a close second.
No middle names yet.
We still can't agree on any boy names. Good thing we have a year or two.
However.....
Chloee Jayde
Yeah... my fiance's older sister wanted, "to be different."
I told my fiance that our children will NOT be having names with pointless "e"s and extra "y"s thrown in just for the fun of it. He completely agreed. :)
First pick for a girl is currently Samantha.
Chelsea is a close second.
No middle names yet.
We still can't agree on any boy names. Good thing we have a year or two.
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And it'll be a lot easier for her when she's learning how to write/spell.
Of course, this is if we even HAVE a girl! We're not even trying yet. heh
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I was actually thinking of Josephine for the middle name.
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Ugh totally agree with you. Chloe Jade is such a lovely name too, if it aint broke don't fix it.
As a kid I was never quite sure how to spell my [given] middle name, and as an adult I notice how often people/companies use the standard spelling. It isn't even that outrageous a 'variant' either (Clair, as opposed to Claire).
I've grown to appreciate it, as it was quite well intentioned, but overall it's so not worth the agro/embarassment.
I've got a bit of a complex now. Gave myself a word name partly because surely everyone will get it right (it's on every other packet of stuffing, lol).
Would definetly not want to be a teacher in five years time, because damn no name is safe these days. Then people act like your the idiot for not being psychic and knowing how to spell their [kid's] name (my parents still get that way *roll eyes*).
Creative spellings can make pronounciation issue too. I have a forum friend Casie. For the longest time I thought it was said 'cassie', but nope it's 'casey'. She's used to that though.
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Good choices of yours!
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Samantha and Chelsea are good choices, too!
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I've never liked Jade, and extraneous y's are hideous, so Jayde is my nightmare.
Samantha and Chelsea are, to me, really mid-1980s, but better than Chloee.
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And that's odd since the only Chelsea I know was born in the 70's. And I don't know any Samantha's. Heh. Oh well! :)
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Now... Chelsea looks weird to me... lol It always has, though. The 'a' throws me off...
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Think of Chelsea this way... how do you pronounce sea? Like the Red Sea? That's exactly what that spelling at the end of Chelsea is.
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she could have gone with cloe, or chloey
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I'm not a fan of Samantha or Chelsea. They're both kind of trashy.. where i live at least.
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