I have never met anyone named January, February, March, July, August or September

[Anonymous]

I knew a girl named Wednesday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't you know lots of Julias/Juliets? I also know quite a few boy Augusts.

And for those saying July is named after Julius Caesar, yes we all know that. My DD was named after the month she was born- July.

I mean…not the person that was in response to, who asked if Julius derived from July

[Anonymous]

OP do you know any Octobers, Novembers or Decembers?

[Anonymous]

I've known a January, a couple of Augusts, and a few Septembers.

[Anonymous]

My daughter is Augusta No fondness for Pinochet in this house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I worked with someone whose last name was Christmas.

When she was pregnant I begged her to name her baby Mary.

She ended up having a boy.

She should have named her son Meriadoc and claimed that she was a Lord of the Rings fan.

[Anonymous]

Knew of someone named August.

[Anonymous]

You’ve never met anyone name Julie? It has the same roots as July, so to me they’re the same name. My brothers middle name is August, which was my great grandfathers name. He was a Swedish immigrant, so maybe it’s more common in some parts of the world than others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Knew of someone named August.

Same, and I think it's making a low key return to some level of popularity. I've met several baby Augusts recently.

[Anonymous]

I know someone named August, nickname Gus.

[Anonymous]

I know an August (elementary school age boy) and a September (early 20s woman).

[Anonymous]

I’ve known a few Augusts (sometimes nicknamed Augie). The local news anchor Angie Goff named her youngest March (a boy, I believe).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of my good friends is a September. I know an August as well.

Just adding that my Swedish great-grandfather was Augustus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never have.

What about you?

I have met plenty of people named April, May and June though.

I want to meet Sunday.

[Anonymous]

May is a fairly common middle name isn’t it? And Mei is popular in Asia.