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Male and Female Imponderables--Continued Yet Again

POSTED BY: Tristan
UPDATED: Saturday, July 1, 2006 06:00
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Friday, June 30, 2006 3:38 PM

Delilah happens to be my favorite name in existence. Honestly, everything I own I give a woman's name (since Vera) and 80% of them are Delilah's.

Nobody caught the Madonna-Dick Tracy joke? I feel like a geek.

I'm now changing my sig to 'Braedan. With an A.'

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'Braedan. With an A.'

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Friday, June 30, 2006 3:42 PM

Names...I have come across a few that I fell in love with. Delilah is actually one of them.

Trevi--knew a girl in high school with that name.

Trace--pronounced like "trace" with no "y" sound...always liked that for some reason.

Heatherleigh--saw that somewhere a long time ago, and thought it would be a lovely name for a daughter, if I ever had one. The wife has nixed this choice.

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MSG
Friday, June 30, 2006 3:43 PM

NV- well thats lovely for you I'm sure. So is there anything we can do to help? HUGS Hang in there and remeber you are never responsible for anyone elsess choices:)

Tristan- sorry it's been so busy for you...unless that's a good thing:)

FMF- I say go for it... it's not like the worlds dye supply will run out ( though I use my fair share) if you don't like being grey you can always go back:)

13- you'll grow into it and it'll be fine:)

EDIT- Tristan sorry I'm with the wife on that one and I'd bet your future daughter would be as well:)

I choose to rise instead of fall- U2

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Friday, June 30, 2006 3:47 PM

MSG, being busy is a blessing and a curse...helping people out, but keeping me from the boards

And what's wrong with Heatherleigh? It rolls off the tongue like the wind blowing softly through windchimes...music to the ear...

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MSG
Friday, June 30, 2006 3:51 PM

Hon- I love you dearly but it sounds like the name a newly rich family moving into an English country house would give their home...however as 2 names
Heather Leigh it's fine ( just an opinion though)
Mind you it's not like I'm the perfect name giver...we've already picked Charlotte Elizabeth for a girl and John David if it's a boy...so it may just be that I'm a traditionalist and your name is untraditional:)

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Friday, June 30, 2006 3:53 PM

Morning all,

So much has happened in 1 night !

13, I almost named my first son Braeden. But both my name & hubbys start with br, so we went with Dylan . I still really like it though. I think it's very manly.
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NV - Sorry to hear of your troubles at home does your family know my family ? Your story sounds so familiar.Some family life ,huh ?

YAY ! sex for copilot !!!!! good for you !

FMF - silver hair can be so pretty, as long as it isn't blue silver.You're too young & beautiful for that !
Bryce
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Friday, June 30, 2006 4:01 PM

MSG, I see where you are coming from...here's something to add to your horror of that name, though. I am also a fan of Russian names, and actually toyed around with the idea of naming a child Katrishka Heatherleigh *last name here*...so it could have been a lot worse.
My wife prefers the name Tiara for a daughter...I'm alright with that.

Morning, LittleAlbatross!

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Friday, June 30, 2006 4:09 PM

Speaking of names for little ones ever since I found out that Clover was a traditional name for the first born girls in my family I have been a little stuck on the idea, but having recently found another name, Emer, and not knowing how many children I am going to have (if any)I'm a tad stuck. So which do we all like? Hopefully I will have a very long time to think on this.

Shamrock

Remember that a kick in the ass is a step forward.

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MSG
Friday, June 30, 2006 4:10 PM

I had a student named Tiara ( so named because her conception prevented her mother from completing a beauty pagent and her mom said that her little girl was the only Tiara she needed:) It's a great name!!


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Friday, June 30, 2006 4:17 PM


Morning Tristan !

Tiara is such a beautiful & unusual name. Good for you for agreeing to it.
Dyaln was the only name we could agree on. I wanted to name my first either Braeden, River or Byrd.Hubby diagreed . I still say I think the ones carrying the baby should have more say in naming it, but to be fair I didn't name my son Byrd.And my second born is named Sean Daniel. Again I wanted a less traditional name , but we couldn't fight about it forever. Girls name would have been Sara Kayleigh.But no pink for me !
Had lots of cats I've named over the years though.Pets are much more fun to name than children.

Bryce
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