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Baby Name Search

Boy's
J.W. Could be Jessie william
Wilfred gordon
chance
Troy
Browan
Brock

Girls
I had a great Gran that was Flossy Jane
Mary Irene
Mercedies
Alicia
Bailey
Jessica
Willow
Amber

Names sometimes you just have to wait until they arrive . Because when you look at that baby sometimes you just know who they want to be and its not even a name that you had pick. good luck Hope its health and happy.
 
My personal favorites (holding out for my kids....but the "hubby" doesn't want kids so.....I'll share).

Boy:
Logan James

Girl:
Kaylee Mae
 
noticed a few more "interesting" names at the game last night.......all were very tall, very attractive girls with names that rather suited them


Afton
Aspen
Sage
 
Pure Country:

Is Brendan a Celtic name? If so, I grew up with a Brendan, and also work with a 4-H kid Brendan. Both a great individuals. Is Brice (or Bryce) Celtic? My dad is Brice.

I like Mrs. Greg's first name, Mairi (not sure how she says it) but it's a really pretty name. And she sure is a nice wonderful gal!

For those with a Celtic spin (if Brendan or Brice truly are) these would get my vote!

I should add in, that at this place, they're so creative at naming stuff. Lazy Ace's brother's dog is "Dog" and she's the second "Dog" they've had. We have a fainting goat (it was here before me, and I have no clue why we have her) named "Goat" and our QH Palamino Stallion, is of course "Yellow."

When my Brother in Law and Sister in Law have had their kids (which they just had #5 after Christmas) I am always afraid that they'll be "Girl" or "Boy," "He" or "She," but they tend to get a little too creative in my opinion. Their names are:

Graylin Gary (G.P.)
Jaden Bret (J.B.)
Code Larry (C.L., but he gets called Code a lot, and CL always reminds me of "Corpus Luteum," from repro class :oops: )
Jessup Worth (J.W.)
and the only girl, Jessa Sue Cashlin (J.C. I guess)

Congrats on the upcoming youngin', and I sure hope that Mom and Baby are safe and healthy when the day comes....

Cheers---

TTB :wink:
 
We to are expecting a new one in May, We have a boy thats 3 and a half his name is Kade. The one on the way is a girl, We have chose Kerra LaVaun. I really like Logan James! Congats! SR
 
Turkey Track Bar said:
I like Mrs. Greg's first name, Mairi (not sure how she says it) but it's a really pretty name. And she sure is a nice wonderful gal!



TTB :wink:
Thank-you TTB..your one of my favs :) Ok I'll teach you all how to say my name...MMREEE say it fast and thats it...wierd,it gaelic so really doesn't sound like its spelt,I always giggle at people who see it for the first time and try to say it... :D

Congrates on your upcoming little girl Shawn...like Kade and Kerra.both,my little nephews name is Caden
 
We've got an Emily Marie (4), Olivia Joy (almost 3) and Ian Blake (9 months). The twins we lost between Olivia and Ian were going to be Amy and Ivy. Niece is Lily Abigail and she's soon going to have a brother Sam.
 
MRREEE....so in other words.....those of us that have the name Marie......and our mom's were southern.......LOL yeap you guessed it......MRRREEEEE is how it sounds when attached to your first name and your mama is hollerin it down the hall......... :D
 
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:
MRREEE....so in other words.....those of us that have the name Marie......and our mom's were southern.......LOL yeap you guessed it......MRRREEEEE is how it sounds when attached to your first name and your mama is hollerin it down the hall......... :D
LOL...you make me laugh,here I thought I had it down pat...not,its nothing like Marie,I can't explain it but someone without a Texas accent mighta got what I was saying...lol

MM-R-EEEE....no a at all...or is it an..... :twisted:
 
We were being introduced to a lady one time. She said her name was Joene Noel. I said, "That is a pretty name. How did your mom think of 'Noel' for a middle name?" "No," she said, "My name is Joene, not Jolene. It is Joene with no 'L' ." Okayyyyyy........... :wink: :-)

On Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Companion show, one of the regulars is "Guy Noir" pronounced Guy No-are. Along the same line of thinking, I'm wondering if his name could be Gruy or Gury, if it did have an "r". :? :wink:
 
Mrs Greg...that's exactly what I'm sayin.....MRREEE said like you spelt it...that's the way my mama said Marie(sounded like she left the 'a' out. Unless I was in super big time ultra trouble......then it was a distinct...
MA---RIEEEEEEEEE.....
 
the_jersey_lilly_2000 said:
Mrs Greg...that's exactly what I'm sayin.....MRREEE said like you spelt it...that's the way my mama said Marie(sounded like she left the 'a' out. Unless I was in super big time ultra trouble......then it was a distinct...
MA---RIEEEEEEEEE.....
LOL...Ok I get ya...still bet it sounds different when you say it...like with a twang...he he
 
I thought about calling our first born son, "Shine". Then I could say, "You are my son, Shine, my only son, Shine." Good thing we didn't, because a girl came along and then another son.

We made the mistake of running potential names by both sets of grandparents before the last baby was born. We had pretty much decided upon the name "Brock" if it was a boy. None of the grandparents really jumped for joy over our selection. A couple weeks later, I called my dad from the hospital. I said, "I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that we just had a healthy cute little baby boy. The bad news is that we are going to call him 'Brock' ". They all seemed to learn to like both the kid and the name, and all is well that ends well. :-)
 
Yeah, that is the conclusion I have come to Soap... The only people that need to know what the kid is going to be named are the parents.. And even than they change their minds a bunch of times anyways after the kid is born..
 

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