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HelpRe: Questionnaire (edited title.. wasn't sposed to be in caps)
in reply to a message by Katie
1- Claire, Teata, Jordan
2- as long as you like the MNs, use them
3- again, as long as you like the name, use it
4- I think I remember an actor on a short lived show with the name of Shiloh, but it will stay predomenantly female
5- I enjoy reading, learning languages, and work at a school teaching ESL, so I've definately come across a lot of names
6- I've never had a formal name list. When the time comes for me name a kid, I'll come up with one
7- I have done some writing for fun, got started by just wanting to get them out of my head, but they expanded
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9- Grace Ann
10- it doesn't matter what or how you come up with for a pet's name
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14- Madison has grown on me. I know one student and the baby sister of another with it. I went to UW-Madison, so it also has personal meaning for me. My mom has said she doesn't like it as a name, so I'd use it as a MN. I also have a cousin with a Madelyn (Maddie), so it would also help prevent confusion
15- Depends on the name. Rose, Lily, Ivy, and other flowers are traditional names. Buck is a common nickname here, but not legal as far as I know. Some could sound like the parents were smoking something, like Toadstool or Cloudy. Stormy also sounds out there, but I've heard of it as a name.
2- as long as you like the MNs, use them
3- again, as long as you like the name, use it
4- I think I remember an actor on a short lived show with the name of Shiloh, but it will stay predomenantly female
5- I enjoy reading, learning languages, and work at a school teaching ESL, so I've definately come across a lot of names
6- I've never had a formal name list. When the time comes for me name a kid, I'll come up with one
7- I have done some writing for fun, got started by just wanting to get them out of my head, but they expanded
8-
9- Grace Ann
10- it doesn't matter what or how you come up with for a pet's name
11-
12-
13-
14- Madison has grown on me. I know one student and the baby sister of another with it. I went to UW-Madison, so it also has personal meaning for me. My mom has said she doesn't like it as a name, so I'd use it as a MN. I also have a cousin with a Madelyn (Maddie), so it would also help prevent confusion
15- Depends on the name. Rose, Lily, Ivy, and other flowers are traditional names. Buck is a common nickname here, but not legal as far as I know. Some could sound like the parents were smoking something, like Toadstool or Cloudy. Stormy also sounds out there, but I've heard of it as a name.
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