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

Totally unrelated...

[sabinablue.livejournal.com]

Last summer, my son's summer camp teacher's name was Miss Willow. Cool, I thought. One day, I heard her call over to her two-year-old son: "Xander..."

*blink*

I am totally not kidding.

I always liked the name Chloe, but I know I'll never get to use it, which might be just as well. Scout, too. And Atticus for a boy. Name speculation is oodles of fun.

Re: Totally unrelated...

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Ah. Someone's read 'To Kill A Mockingbird', ne?

I like 'Scout' too, as a nickname. :giggle: I have a 4 year old 2nd cousin named Elizabeth, so I get to call her "Little Bit". ;) And since it sounds so much like her name, nobody thinks it's strange or at all buffy-related.