To: Responsibility2nd
However, 57 percent of parents said their kids are not named after anyone or anything in particular. In time, this may be viewed to be the most regrettable element to the story.
To: Content Provider
“However, 57 percent of parents said their kids are not named after anyone or anything in particular.
In time, this may be viewed to be the most regrettable element to the story.”
My son and daughter’s first names are their own...they’re not out of the ordinary, just unique to the family. Their middle names are the names that honor family.
To: Content Provider
My son and daughter were named in honor of grandparents. Funny story, my niece supposedly wished to name her newborn after her great-grandmother, but was upset after being edged out by a cousin who had used the name. She had to use her second choice: the street of a MLB stadium. (Addison, Cubs fan) Heaven help us.
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03/05/2008 9:32:03 AM PST by
endthematrix
(He was shouting 'Allah!' but I didn't hear that. It just sounded like a lot of crap to me.)
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