Anonymous
Post 02/11/2016 09:41     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:soren

...last name Lorenson?
(Any Charlie & Lola fans out there????)
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2016 09:03     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:These poor children. In 15 years they're going to all hate their parents for these awful names. What happened to John and Jack and Sarah!?

I think some of these names are great. John, Jack and Sarah are not so great. Too common, boring, everyone has your name, etc. However some of these "unique" names are not so uncommon. I think aria is in the top 10 nationally..


I HATE having a mainstream name. Like Jessica in the 1980s. We had Jessica B, Jessica D, Jessica R... maddening.

I named my daughter Kelsey. We have never met another Kelsey her age. A few grown women but no kids.


I know about 5000 Kelsy's. Good grief. It's like Brittney.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2016 08:46     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Balonis. And all the kids call him Baloney.
Onya: All the kids call her Onion Head.

When naming your child, try to think what it rhymes with because that is what the other kids will call your child, like it or not.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2016 08:40     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Zella
Ozzie
Delphine
Anonymous
Post 02/10/2016 23:17     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Zika - prediction for 2016 babies
Anonymous
Post 02/03/2016 19:41     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:I have no words:

Rob't

How does one even pronounce that??


Robert.

Unless you think that people are also named Geo. and Wm., like in the book The Gammage Cup?
Anonymous
Post 02/03/2016 18:48     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Airwrecka
Anonymous
Post 02/03/2016 18:42     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Seraphine, goes by Sera
Anonymous
Post 02/03/2016 11:53     Subject: Re:Unique names in your circles
Elmo
Anonymous
Post 02/03/2016 10:30     Subject: Unique names in your circles
I have no words:

Rob't

How does one even pronounce that??
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2016 16:40     Subject: Re:Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:Persephone
Neo


When I was a little girl I wanted to name my daughter Persephone when I grew up.
I only have a son.

Still like the name but after this rough winter she has a lot of explaining to do! Or I guess her mother does.

Anonymous
Post 01/30/2016 16:32     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:These poor children. In 15 years they're going to all hate their parents for these awful names. What happened to John and Jack and Sarah!?

I think some of these names are great. John, Jack and Sarah are not so great. Too common, boring, everyone has your name, etc. However some of these "unique" names are not so uncommon. I think aria is in the top 10 nationally..


I HATE having a mainstream name. Like Jessica in the 1980s. We had Jessica B, Jessica D, Jessica R... maddening.

I named my daughter Kelsey. We have never met another Kelsey her age. A few grown women but no kids.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2016 16:31     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Have a cousin names Sydelle. Pronounced Sid - Dell.
Savina
Malena
Fernando
Britta
Brigitta
Taryn
Erya (pronounced Air-ee-ya but with a "r" rolled a bit)
Avery

Anonymous
Post 01/30/2016 12:39     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Audrey is unique? Hahahaha

I'll tell that to the 3 in our extended family-and the multiple friends who also have one.
Anonymous
Post 01/30/2016 12:08     Subject: Unique names in your circles
Anonymous wrote:These poor children. In 15 years they're going to all hate their parents for these awful names. What happened to John and Jack and Sarah!?

I think some of these names are great. John, Jack and Sarah are not so great. Too common, boring, everyone has your name, etc. However some of these "unique" names are not so uncommon. I think aria is in the top 10 nationally..