Little sister for Walker & Weatherly?

[Anonymous]

Several of these replies made me LOL.

[Anonymous]

Waikikiverly
Whodunnitlynn
Woolite
Willworkforfooxton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wren

I thought Wren was a boys name? Is it also feminine or is there a feminine form?

[Anonymous]

Wulva

[Anonymous]

My great grandmother was “Willie.” Which I have always loved. I like West as well— people use North as a name, why not West?.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Middle name is for sure Eloise.

We are looking for another uncommon W name.

Now Willow, Willa, Wanda, Wendy etc

Why are you giving your children such awful names?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you live in Loudoun county?

perfect. Weatherly and Walker and 100% names of exurban strivers. Driving an oversize American car and living in a McMansion in a development called "The Lakes at Briar Woods" does not make you old money. Neither does giving your kid a first name last name.

Projection ^^

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this a joke weatherly?

She probably thinks some names are “too popular” and thinks an obscure name will make her precious snowflake be more unique. Instead it will just cause confusion, mockery and administrative headaches for her kids their entire lives and they will hate her for it later.

There’s a reason names get popular. Popular names are good.

[Anonymous]

Walter. It's cool because it's a W name, it has just 2 syllables and also has the "boy name for a girl" thing going on. Walker, Walter and Weatherly.

[Anonymous]

When I named my kids I gave them occupational names. So I have

Coder
Soldier
President

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you live in Loudoun county?

This sounds more like an Arlington thing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Weatherly is the new Larla.

Stop trying to make Weatherly happen.

I picture a leathered Clint Eastwood type face when I hear it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this a joke weatherly?

She probably thinks some names are “too popular” and thinks an obscure name will make her precious snowflake be more unique. Instead it will just cause confusion, mockery and administrative headaches for her kids their entire lives and they will hate her for it later.

There’s a reason names get popular. Popular names are good.

I would have loved to have been a “Weatherly.” my father named me Jennifer because he had never known anyone named Jennifer. He thought it was unique. Lol, lol, lol… there were three of us in every class. We all had to be known by our last initial as well. I hated it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Walter. It's cool because it's a W name, it has just 2 syllables and also has the "boy name for a girl" thing going on. Walker, Walter and Weatherly.

The Willie mentioned above is better for this.

[Anonymous]

Winsome.