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A New Orleans mom had her second set of triplets. I had to do a lot of hunting to find the names of the second set. They are as follows:
Jack, Oliver, and Ellie and Georgie (f), Vivienne, and Wells (f).
"Okay, what are your ideas? Taylor? Uh-huh. Fletcher? Cooper? Tanner? Where are you getting these? The Big Book Of Medieval Professions?"
Jack, Oliver, and Ellie and Georgie (f), Vivienne, and Wells (f).
"Okay, what are your ideas? Taylor? Uh-huh. Fletcher? Cooper? Tanner? Where are you getting these? The Big Book Of Medieval Professions?"
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Wells??? I actually like surnames-as-first-names, but not this one! Too weird.
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they don't sound like New Orleans to me ...
They sound like minor British royalty, or wannabes.
They sound like minor British royalty, or wannabes.
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Maybe the mom's into British names? A lot of British names are becoming popular in the US now.
Jack, Oliver, and Ellie are all popular in the US too (although to be fair, they were popular in the UK first).
Jack, Oliver, and Ellie are all popular in the US too (although to be fair, they were popular in the UK first).
This message was edited 3/10/2018, 6:49 AM
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it's when they're all together in the same family ...
And especially when Georgie and Wills are added in. One or two of these names wouldn't stand out, but together it's weird.
And especially when Georgie and Wills are added in. One or two of these names wouldn't stand out, but together it's weird.
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I like Jack but only as a nn. Oliver is lovely but Ollie isn't, so it's a risk. Ellie could be anything and therefore feels more like nothing. And the thought of Ellie and Ollie isn't pleasant!
Georgie, like Ellie, would benefit from a longer version as the official name. I'd go for Georgina myself, but Georgia would do just fine. Vivienne won't get a French pronunciation, even in New Orleans, so I'd prefer Vivien; but it's a name in good standing. Wells (f)? Really? How very odd.
Georgie, like Ellie, would benefit from a longer version as the official name. I'd go for Georgina myself, but Georgia would do just fine. Vivienne won't get a French pronunciation, even in New Orleans, so I'd prefer Vivien; but it's a name in good standing. Wells (f)? Really? How very odd.
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