Little sister for Walker & Weatherly?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wren

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

All the Wren's I know are female, under the age of 10.

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Wedgie
Witchhazel
Weird
Wicked
Whee Whee

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Winston

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Anonymous wrote:Willoughby

I hate that OP is doing this but this is the objectively correct answer.

[Anonymous]

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

Coder
Soldier
President

Very American of you. So much more democratic than King or Princess.

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Anonymous wrote:Whatchamacallit

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Anonymous wrote:Winsome.

With “Winnie” for short.

[Anonymous]

Waverley

Whit

Wellington

Wheatley

Wisteria

Wyatt

Willie Jack - kidding but that character was a phenomenon

[Anonymous]

Willaby Wallaby Who

[Anonymous]

Kensington or Paisley

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Anonymous wrote:

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.

Not a single popular name today comes close to the saturation of Jennifer. Not. Remotely. Close.

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Warla

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you live in Loudoun county?

This sounds more like an Arlington thing

No

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Anonymous wrote:Is this a joke weatherly?

Please be a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Willoughby

I hate that OP is doing this but this is the objectively correct answer.

DH suggested Willoughby when I brought up this thread.

Or Wylene.