Names seen on a website

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

I'm babysitting this summer and was looking for some activity ideas. I stumbled across a site where members (from the San Antonio, Texas area) submit ideas, and most of them included their children's names and ages, although I left the ages off. The submissions are from as far back as 2009, so the ages would have required some math for trend tracking and whatnot. Most of these kids were under 5 at time of posting, but there were some between 6 and 10, and a couple of random older ones.

William and Andrew
Adam and Ava
Sofia and Matt
Peter
Karissa and Izabella
Benjamin
Mazzie
Fintan
Taylor, Will, Drake, and Daphne
Cinthia, Alliana, Cassandra
Lucas and Autumn
Cade, Arianna, Brianna, Jacob
Douglas and Andi
RJ and Hailee
Leelakay and Sean
Miles
Hannah

Brizeida and Raymond
Parker
Natalie and Danielle
Ryan and Rebecca
Daniela, Mireya, and Ariana
Kix, John, and Jades
Maya, Rachel, and Leah
Lilliana, Christopher, and Austin
Travis and Alison
Kevin and Anthony
Rebecca
Austin
Nick and Nate
Christina and Joshua
Destiny and Gabriela
Cody and Tanner
Vesuvius
Jasmine, Jillian, Elissa, and Gordo
Austin and Tristan
Emmy and Sebastian
Angelina and Carmela
Lukas and Anna
Madison, Mackenzie, and Sophia
Joe, Jake, and Lauren
Lorali, Rylan, Branson, Adalyn
Kaeden
Quin
Kaleb and Kendall
Madison and Grayson

Comments

[liltxangel83.livejournal.com]

I read Brizeida as "Bridezilla" the first time through the list

A lot of them are NMS, but there's some nice sibsets here (and a couple of odd ones too)

[lil-cherub.livejournal.com]

Lol,I also read bridezilla and I was coming here to say the same thing!

[heyskeleton.livejournal.com]

There are some that are just like, "What?!" but others are really awesome. Like, there are some really good sibsets (Maya, Rachel, and Leah; Lilliana, Christopher, and Austin; Travis and Alison; Christina and Joshua; Ryan and Rebecca; Natalie and Danielle; William and Andrew...), and I'm particularly drawn to Cinthia, Alliana and Cassandra for some reason. Cynthia and Cassandra are two of my favourite names, and the Cinthia spelling doesn't bother me as much as I feel it should.

[opalgirl28.livejournal.com]

Sorry, but the one that grabbed me on this list was Vesuvius.

What. the. hell? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Vesuvius)

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

I know, right? That seemed like an odd choice to me as well.

[kitchen-poet.livejournal.com]

Yep, me too! Bridezilla. I had to look at it twice because I couldn't believe somebody would actually name their child that!

[kitchen-poet.livejournal.com]

Really? Vesuvius?? Seriously? Please tell me his middle name is Tsunami or Nor'Easter or something. Why do people do that to their kids?


And I'm sorry, but I really hate the zeitgeist of modern baby names. Kaden, Kaleb, Kendall, Greyson, Adalyn, Branson, et. al. Yuck. They just sound boringly trendy and awful. I hate the K trend, I hate the ---aden trend, the ---lyn trend. Kix also stands out as exceptionally bad!

From that list I like Cassandra, Benjamin, and Daphne.