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April 13, 2008 at 10:30 PM #186567

nostradamus
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Oh my goodness. At least he’ll grow up tough, like the boy named Sue.

April 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM #186559

capeman
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Kirin

A mystical Japanese unicorn that brings good luck and strikes down those with evil intent.

April 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM #186579

capeman
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Kirin

A mystical Japanese unicorn that brings good luck and strikes down those with evil intent.

April 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM #186609

capeman
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Kirin

A mystical Japanese unicorn that brings good luck and strikes down those with evil intent.

April 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM #186615

capeman
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Kirin

A mystical Japanese unicorn that brings good luck and strikes down those with evil intent.

April 13, 2008 at 11:14 PM #186623

capeman
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Kirin

A mystical Japanese unicorn that brings good luck and strikes down those with evil intent.

April 14, 2008 at 12:44 AM #186570

cashflow
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As we just went through this with our baby girl #2 arrival last Sept., I’ll add to this…

Amanda Claire is her name.
We chose Ashley for our first (that was easy as I always loved that name-also decided to keep it simple for the spelling).

If I hadn’t gone down the path of naming both with A’s, I also liked the following (especially if they have a French last name);

Jolie
Joelle

Best wishes to them, Michelle is a classic beautiful name too!

April 14, 2008 at 12:44 AM #186590

cashflow
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As we just went through this with our baby girl #2 arrival last Sept., I’ll add to this…

Amanda Claire is her name.
We chose Ashley for our first (that was easy as I always loved that name-also decided to keep it simple for the spelling).

If I hadn’t gone down the path of naming both with A’s, I also liked the following (especially if they have a French last name);

Jolie
Joelle

Best wishes to them, Michelle is a classic beautiful name too!

April 14, 2008 at 12:44 AM #186619

cashflow
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As we just went through this with our baby girl #2 arrival last Sept., I’ll add to this…

Amanda Claire is her name.
We chose Ashley for our first (that was easy as I always loved that name-also decided to keep it simple for the spelling).

If I hadn’t gone down the path of naming both with A’s, I also liked the following (especially if they have a French last name);

Jolie
Joelle

Best wishes to them, Michelle is a classic beautiful name too!

April 14, 2008 at 12:44 AM #186627

cashflow
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As we just went through this with our baby girl #2 arrival last Sept., I’ll add to this…

Amanda Claire is her name.
We chose Ashley for our first (that was easy as I always loved that name-also decided to keep it simple for the spelling).

If I hadn’t gone down the path of naming both with A’s, I also liked the following (especially if they have a French last name);

Jolie
Joelle

Best wishes to them, Michelle is a classic beautiful name too!

April 14, 2008 at 12:44 AM #186633

cashflow
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As we just went through this with our baby girl #2 arrival last Sept., I’ll add to this…

Amanda Claire is her name.
We chose Ashley for our first (that was easy as I always loved that name-also decided to keep it simple for the spelling).

If I hadn’t gone down the path of naming both with A’s, I also liked the following (especially if they have a French last name);

Jolie
Joelle

Best wishes to them, Michelle is a classic beautiful name too!

April 14, 2008 at 9:49 AM #186709

SD Transplant
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You guys can’t tell what a timely topic this is for me. I am taking my wife for a sonogram today (lunch) to find out if we will buy pink or blue/green baby clothes soon……Yipiiiii it’s our first baby 🙂

I’ve got a few girl names I like, but we’ve narrowed/compromised it down to Briana. I love Emma, but my wife doesn’t like it.

I have some requirements of my own that will have to allow the name to be easy to transcend multiple languages/cultures (e.g. Paul – ok in English, EU – many countries….etc). Hence, today I’ll find out …..

April 14, 2008 at 9:49 AM #186730

SD Transplant
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You guys can’t tell what a timely topic this is for me. I am taking my wife for a sonogram today (lunch) to find out if we will buy pink or blue/green baby clothes soon……Yipiiiii it’s our first baby 🙂

I’ve got a few girl names I like, but we’ve narrowed/compromised it down to Briana. I love Emma, but my wife doesn’t like it.

I have some requirements of my own that will have to allow the name to be easy to transcend multiple languages/cultures (e.g. Paul – ok in English, EU – many countries….etc). Hence, today I’ll find out …..

April 14, 2008 at 9:49 AM #186760

SD Transplant
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You guys can’t tell what a timely topic this is for me. I am taking my wife for a sonogram today (lunch) to find out if we will buy pink or blue/green baby clothes soon……Yipiiiii it’s our first baby 🙂

I’ve got a few girl names I like, but we’ve narrowed/compromised it down to Briana. I love Emma, but my wife doesn’t like it.

I have some requirements of my own that will have to allow the name to be easy to transcend multiple languages/cultures (e.g. Paul – ok in English, EU – many countries….etc). Hence, today I’ll find out …..

April 14, 2008 at 9:49 AM #186768

SD Transplant
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You guys can’t tell what a timely topic this is for me. I am taking my wife for a sonogram today (lunch) to find out if we will buy pink or blue/green baby clothes soon……Yipiiiii it’s our first baby 🙂

I’ve got a few girl names I like, but we’ve narrowed/compromised it down to Briana. I love Emma, but my wife doesn’t like it.

I have some requirements of my own that will have to allow the name to be easy to transcend multiple languages/cultures (e.g. Paul – ok in English, EU – many countries….etc). Hence, today I’ll find out …..
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