Post your kids names and well guess what your like update thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aveline & Alastair

Met your SO at a RenFaire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Julia

You hoped to raise a smart, quiet bookworm, much like yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nora, Samuel (Sam)

Another one who thinks mayonnaise is too spicy. Nora is best friends with Clara and Ellie from upthread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rhodes
Saylor
Rhys

Lacrosse mom

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Classic but trendy again boy name in top 20ish
Ethnic girl name
Ethnic girl name
A historic but almost never used boy name with kind of a new agey meaning

You’re one of those people who isn’t on any social media so you demand everything is emailed to you like it’s 1998 because you don’t do Facebook/Instagram/etc. You also use hotmail.

Lol. Off but entertaining. I just gave up social for NY because I’m so addicted. And I haven’t used hotmail since high school.

[Anonymous]

Olivia and Henry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pascal

You are a painter is Paris, originally from MOCO but moved for college and never looked back. One might stand led to Pascal whom you raise in your charming one bedroom flat. Pascal is allowed to paint on the walls and makes his own dinner most nights. When the mood strikes you go to the country for weeks at a time to indulge in food and men. Your spinster neighbor watches dear Pascal.

Funny! I’m married and DH is French but I was the one who pushed for the name Pascal.

[Anonymous]

Gavin

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Rosa and Naomi

Black Lives Matter and Everyone Is Welcome Here signs in your front yard.

Haha...accurate!

Naomi was picked from the Biblical book of Ruth. I'm surprised it reads as social justicey. Is it because it is a Jewish name paired with Rosa?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Biker

Awesome and intelligent person. The best type of parent.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gavin

You have been involved in the competitive irish dance world for some time. You want your child to always aspire to be the best, so you named him for your favorite Irish dance dress designer. Your son, only four, has had some success in the Tir Na Nog dances at local competitions. You hope he continues to enjoy dance since it gave you so much pleasure.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Eleanor (Ellie) and Clara

You think mayonnaise is too spicy.

This made me LOL. And I like these names! But... yes.

[Anonymous]

Will, Sadie, and Caroline

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gavin

You have been involved in the competitive irish dance world for some time. You want your child to always aspire to be the best, so you named him for your favorite Irish dance dress designer. Your son, only four, has had some success in the Tir Na Nog dances at local competitions. You hope he continues to enjoy dance since it gave you so much pleasure.

Awesome! I'll take it.

[Anonymous]

Lilah