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| I knew two sisters. They were named Rainy and Breezy. |
I went to school with sisters named Ginger and Cinnamon.
I think Orion is horrible. Why don't people understand that the middle name is where you get to be creative? Sigh.
I don't mind Orion, but it doesn't go with Noth. The first and last names ending and beginning in the same letter is just wrong.
| QUOTE (Genevieve @ January 20, 2008 04:11 pm) |
That would be spooky. Snowhawk had a brother named Sage. I knew two sisters. They were named Rainy and Breezy. |
I knew a Breezy! She's a stripper now, but dances under a much more reasonable name.
I have to defend Orion, as that's one of my best friend's sons name. He's also a red-head, funnily enough. You would baulk at her other kids names - Eden, Rebel and Boadicea. When I first met her, I thought she must've been shot in the head to give her kids such weird monikers. But now I know them well, they are surprisingly suitable names for the personalities they are matched to.
Eden is actually fairly common and normal, though, isnt it?
Eden and Cruz! Santa Barbara!
| QUOTE (Kiran @ January 21, 2008 08:23 pm) |
| Eden is actually fairly common and normal, though, isnt it? |
I've heard it a lot recently (isn't one of Marcia Cross' twins called Eden?), but I never knew of any Edens when I was growing up. I'd say it's a fairly "modern" name, like Madison. And possibly the least weird of the names of my friend's children.
I have a friend named Eden. She's in her thirties. Of course, my name's Jenna and has been for almost 37 years, so there's no telling what's up with the "modern" names.
I knew an Eden back at camp circa 1994, and she made my life an absolute living hell, so I am not too fond of the name. I do know it must have been floating around the general aether as a name option for a while since she and I were both born in '81.
I haven't seen too many other people with it, however.
| QUOTE (Frally @ January 21, 2008 07:12 pm) |
| I have to defend Orion, as that's one of my best friend's sons name. He's also a red-head, funnily enough. You would baulk at her other kids names - Eden, Rebel and Boadicea. When I first met her, I thought she must've been shot in the head to give her kids such weird monikers. But now I know them well, they are surprisingly suitable names for the personalities they are matched to. |
My husband unironically loves the name Boadicea. Sadly, our last name is Greek and would sound ridiculous with that 1st name.
I read this at first as "Bodacious," and I was thinking it was pretty ballsy to assume your kid could live up to that term before knowing the kid's personality.
Julianna Margulies had a boy, named Kieran Lindsay Liberthal. I absolutely love the name Kieran.
It's a fine name, but I have to admit that the Irish first name and Jewish last name remind me of something I'd find in my spam box. I get a lot of spam from senders with wildly incongrunent ethnic surnames and first names. Like, Fatimah Jones, Jean-Paul Smith, Juan Sullivan, Sean Ramirez, Montoya Fuji, combinations like that. Nothing 'wrong' with them, just enough to give pause.
I wonder if Lindsay is after someone, I know it used to be a boy's name.
Heh. I know a kid named Kieran Viggiano. His twin brother's name is Luigi. Italian-Irish family, what can you do.