(no subject)

[being-lola-star.livejournal.com]

I have two hobbies, fictional children's names and fictional band names.

For the past several weeks I have been toying with the name Britain. I have no clue where I picked it up but I'm downright in love with it. My idea is that if my hypothetical son truly hates it he can go by Ian. The name has been tossed around so many times that I actually had decided on Atticus as a middle name. Britain Atticus just sounds... dignified some how. It's a big name but I totally adore it. My joke though with myself was that I added enough names so have my child be BAMF "last name". Would I really do it, probably not. But it's amusing right now.

So as of this evening my fictional child is now called, Britain Atticus Maverick Foster

This adds to the list of my other fictional children:

-A set of twins that a high school friend and I invented as a joke, Elizabeth Laurel "Bethie" and Jasper Felix
-Their adoptive sisters, who my college roommate needed to create for a program as part of her nursing course, Bronwyn and Bronwyn 2.0 (because the program never let us name her sister)

Other names I've been playing with are Imogene, Eloise "Ella", Sebastian, and Kyle (for a girl).

Any thoughts or similar names to add to our games?

Comments

[wowthatisminty.livejournal.com]

I love names that spell out stuff. I went to college with an Aaron David D______ (ADD), and in my novel, the protagonist's roommate gives birth to a baby girl with the initials OMGWTF.

[being-lola-star.livejournal.com]

Yeah, you need to tell me what names because OMGWTF is the most hilarious set of initials!

[wowthatisminty.livejournal.com]

Olivia Michaela-Grace Weinberg-Tellerman-Fine.

[being-lola-star.livejournal.com]

I'm totally in love with the name Grace. I'm working with a character that I've named that right now. Olivia (and all it's little nicknames) is another one of my favourites. The last three I'm guessing are hyphenated last names?