names

[timepiececlock]

Before you ask, _NO_ none of these names were chosen because of BtVS. the two familiar ones just happen to be familiar because one is a fairly common name, and the other's part of my cultural obsession with things Scot/Irish.

I've been thinking of names I liked for my children since I was about 11 years old. Is that weird?

(provided the father is willing to be bullied into it...)

What I'd like to name my future children:

Boys
1. Connor
2. Tobias
3. William (shortened to Will not Bill)
4. Trevor

Girls
1. Rhiannon
2. Cassandra (Casey)
3. Raye
4. ... I really liked the name "Margot" here, but my mom swore she'd disinheret me if I named her granddaughter of hers that.

Comments

[bloodypoetry.livejournal.com]

You should totally spell Cassandra with a K. There aren't enough of us K Kassandra's out there. *snickers* And, good nicknames for Cassandra's are Cassi, Sandra, Kass....ect....


*eyes her totally pointless post*

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Actually, I don't like Sandra, Cassi, or Kass. I like Casey, and I like Cassandra. But once she got older, it'd be up to her, I suppose.

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[bloodypoetry.livejournal.com]

Casey is a good name. *nods* And yeah, Kassi can get teased, it ryhmes too well with other things. Heh. I put up with 'Kassi-assi' all through High School

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

wow, really? I used to get called Sara Weirdo because my last name was Weir--not very original-- but that stopped after middle school. I didn't get teased or see much teasing going on in High school; at least not of the name-calling variety.

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[bloodypoetry.livejournal.com]

Well, alot of my other nicknames were much worse, but the assi one was most commonly used. Hehe