SC Minnie
I'm no quitter - Are we there yet?
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JVL1018 said:I despised my middle name growing up(Emma), but when I was pregnant with DS, if he had been a girl he would have been Emma Grace(Grace after my paternal grandma)..so she may come around..it is one of my top girls names now.
My mother's name is Emma. I had rarely heard that name on anyone else growing up. Now a lot of people are naming their girls Emma.
DD's middle name is Grace. I had this name picked out before her first name. Grace was my Grandmother's name and she passed away a couple of months before DH and I got married and I wanted to honor her. DD has a very 'old' name-- Catherine Grace
If DD would have been a boy I wanted to name him Reid Parker -- Reid was my Great Grandfather's name and Parker was my Grandmother's maiden name.

Jake Gearin (Gearin is my maiden name...it sounds like Aaron, just with a "G" sound at the beginning)
Presley Grace
so we picked Courtney.
) nobody knows how to say it. Most people call her Ellen or Elaine when they first see it. You pronounce it el-LEN-ee in Greek. Here in the South
it got changed to ee-LANE-ee and we just didnt fight it.It suits her perfectly since she has that olive skin and thick wavy dark hair, dark eyes--she's quite exotic looking. Her older brother is very "concerned" about the attention she draws. 


). DH wanted his middle name to be Cole but I really like Alexander. I thought it sounded better and it was even the name of my boy Cabbage Patch doll as a kid. In the end I won.
Dear Child #3 will get an equaly unique, but not strange, name upon arrival - no ultra sounds here! I like names to have some sort of meaning.