Malik
Makayla
Jamal

Arthur
Miles

Anonymous wrote:Clara
Jack

You live in Virginia and work as a government contractor in DC. You met your husband while an undergrad at GW, and he was getting his MBA. Both of you are terrified of crime, and happy you live in Virginia. You are a lifelong republican, but mostly because both of your parents were republicans. You don't think about that stuff much. You get along well with your inlaws, but were really angry when your MIL asked you what Jack was short for. Jack is his legal name, it had never occurred to you that it was a nickname. Thankfully no one had any problems with Clara's name. You wanted a name that was easy to spell, sounded pretty, and it just so happened to be the name of your aunt who died when you were 5. Good, strong, and traditional - that's what you wanted for your kids. You don't understand why anyone would choose to live in DC with the crime and bad schools, etc. You're happy with your suburban life, your two cute kids, and if people have a problem with it, well that's their business.

Clara
Jack

Anonymous wrote:Angus
Pippa

Your husband is Scottish and you met him while studying abroad in London. He really wanted to get out of the UK as fast as possible, but you are a super Anglophile and love anything English or Scottish. You tell people "your family" only drinks "a good cuppa tea" and loves to eat a "good fry-up" for breakfast on Sunday's, but the truth is that you down Starbucks whenever you're out of the house and secretly eat plain yoghurt (that's how you spell it) to maintain your figure. You're a lawyer for the DOJ. Your husband got his LLM at American and works for Homeland Security, deporting other immigrants that came here under less fortuitous circumstances. He feels terrible about this and hates his job, but you secretly voted for Romney and feel that they should follow the law and wait in line with everyone else. Your husband is desperate to leave his job, but you want to have a third and become a SAHM. When your first two were born, your husband pushed for names like Mason and Sophia. You put your foot down and insisted that their first and last names should match and he should honor his dead uncle Angus. Pippa was born before the Royal Wedding, but you had known about Pippa Middleton long before then due to your habit of reading the Daily Mail. If you have third child you're considering Georgiana or Benedict.

Anonymous wrote:Haley
Anna
Lauren

You love the 80s! Spiral perms forever!

Elizabeth

Angus
Pippa

Haley
Anna
Lauren

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:James, Rowena

Rowena?!

i think that's a beautiful name!

Juliet

Anonymous wrote:James, Rowena

Rowena?!

Anonymous wrote:Gert

Little Gert is named for your Great Aunt Gertrude. She (Aunt Gertrude) took you to Paris when you graduated high school and you've inherited done great Art Deco jewelry from her, which of course will one day go to Gert. Sometimes you wonder if Aunt Gertrude's life may have been a bit more complicated than you realized as a kid. How, for example, did "a spinster" (your Grandma's word) and "some kind of legal secretary" (your mom's) afford that fab apartment on Lake Michigan and aforementioned jewelry?

At any rate, you had Gert picked out as a name for a little girl since college At Northwestern. Majoring in Art History seems, in retrospect, like the decision of a person you don't even recognize-who was that dumb 19 year old and wtf did she think she was going to do for a living?!?

After a couple of years waiting tables you finally got your foot in door with an HR position and ended up meeting your husband the first week when he had an issue with his dental plan, though it would be years (and only after much HR policy consulting) till you began dating. If Gert eventually has siblings you have chosen Madge and Clive, though your husband is under the impression he will pick th the next one.

Paloma

Gert