Re: Re: ot-baby names

[Guest guest]

ee,

I kinda like the name, but then my sister is named Shaunee. Same name just

spelled different.

Re: Re: ot-baby names

My point exactly!!! What the heck was mom thinking when she named me

ee??? And now she complains I'm demented, sheesh.

s.

Mocked, stereotyped, and

ostracized children grow to become demented adults. "

>

> For all the pregnant mommies out there-hope this helps!

>

>

http://lifestyle.msn.com/FamilyandParenting/babyandpregnancy/ArticleBC1

> .aspx?cp-documentid=171164 & GT1=7608

>

> The link may be too big to become a " direct " one-you may need to

have

> to cut and paste it. I loved looking back at the names popular in

the

> early decades-ie 20s and 30s.

>

> take care,

> kathleen

>

[Guest guest]

--- kannhoudek wrote:

> German family? That's why all of our names are so

> odd...my grandpa (married to Leona) was Frederick

> Bendedict and my other grandpa is Leonard Earnest.

> My poor dad is Wallace Leonard!

Doesn't sound bad to me at all (maybe because I'm

German?)

My dad's name is Uwe (pronounced oo-vah) which is

old-fashioned but fairly common in Germany, but here

in England everone thinks those are just his initials:

U.W.E. and they keep asking for his full name (he

doesn't even have a middle name, those three letters

are all he got...)

My grandmother's name is Rosina (pronounced ro-zee-na)

which she didn't like (she called herself ) but I

quite like it (not sure I would use it myself though).

with (3y)

and Alister (3y, RCF, Ponseti method, UK)

(if they'd been girls they would have been called

Hannah and Leanne...)

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