My brother says there are 3 criteria to the perfect child's name.(that he didn't follow).
The child name must be: 1. Gender Neutral 2. An occupation 3. A town in Texas |
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Brittni - She'll spend her life saying "It's Brittni with an I" and they'll still spell it Brittani Kirsten - "Is that pronounced Kirsten or Kirsten?" Emersyn - This will be spelled Emerson by 100% of people 95% of the time Reese and Zane should spend their lives being less annoyed, I guess... |
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I have two daughters. They both share the same middle name, that of their great, great aunt. They both share my wife's maiden name as their third name. And both have Italian first names.
I assume that both will marry someday and I wanted them to have something in common after they're married because they will no longer share their last name. And yes, their names are fairly uncommon in the U.S. |
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Yes, both my daughters names start with A. We weren't looking for a theme necessarily, we just liked the names we picked. At the time we noticed it, but we decided it was not a big enough deal to change from the name we both really like, and had taken awhile to agree too.
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I have lost face. |
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There might be a "Lee" theme as well. |
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Oh, that's a theme I missed. So will your next child be Justin, Jamaal, or Tamba? |
I knew a family in Oklahoma that all had names of states. Fathers name was Utah and mothers name was Virginia. Had a son named Nevada and daughter named Carolina.
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I named my son Ban Knowmo
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