New Post
Search
HelpRe: Your 2014 name
in reply to a message by Remora L.
My family would be:
Mom: Lily Vivian (nice!)
Me: Alexa Emily - I don't like it.
Brother: Isaac (middle name didn't chart)
Grandma: Emma "Isabella" Madison
Great-grandma: Alexa Sofia
...and that's all the family members whose years of birth I know.
Just for fun, my name in each decade (from birth year 1983) for a century...
1973: Barbara Angela
1963: Janice Patricia
1953: Katherine Debra
1943: Jo Judith!
1933: Juanita Margaret (Juanita has really been growing on me)
1923: Agnes Virginia
1913: Minnie Anna
1903: Virginia Marie
1893: Stella Florence - and here we are back in the swing of fashion once again. Fascinating! I like this one best.
1883: Lizzie Bertha. Dang, I wouldn't mess with me. I also like this one, it's got chutzpah. It wouldn't look out of place as the name on a B52 or a bicep tattoo.
My grandma's names are also fun to do because they are soo typical for her generation that each incarnation is like the epitome of the age. They also sound like Catholic schoolgirl sisters who eventually turn into blonde valley girls who trade in their crimpers and tube socks to settle down in the suburbs:
1897: Mary Margaret Florence
1907: Mary Anna Elizabeth
1917: Mary Margaret Anna
1927: Mary Helen Doris
(1937: Mary Shirley Joan)
1947: Linda Barbara Nancy
1957: Mary Debra Cynthia
1967: Lisa Mary Angela
1977: Jennifer Jessica Michelle
1987: Jessica Jennifer Brittany
1997: Emily Sarah Taylor
2007: Emily Ava Olivia
Mom: Lily Vivian (nice!)
Me: Alexa Emily - I don't like it.
Brother: Isaac (middle name didn't chart)
Grandma: Emma "Isabella" Madison
Great-grandma: Alexa Sofia
...and that's all the family members whose years of birth I know.
Just for fun, my name in each decade (from birth year 1983) for a century...
1973: Barbara Angela
1963: Janice Patricia
1953: Katherine Debra
1943: Jo Judith!
1933: Juanita Margaret (Juanita has really been growing on me)
1923: Agnes Virginia
1913: Minnie Anna
1903: Virginia Marie
1893: Stella Florence - and here we are back in the swing of fashion once again. Fascinating! I like this one best.
1883: Lizzie Bertha. Dang, I wouldn't mess with me. I also like this one, it's got chutzpah. It wouldn't look out of place as the name on a B52 or a bicep tattoo.
My grandma's names are also fun to do because they are soo typical for her generation that each incarnation is like the epitome of the age. They also sound like Catholic schoolgirl sisters who eventually turn into blonde valley girls who trade in their crimpers and tube socks to settle down in the suburbs:
1897: Mary Margaret Florence
1907: Mary Anna Elizabeth
1917: Mary Margaret Anna
1927: Mary Helen Doris
(1937: Mary Shirley Joan)
1947: Linda Barbara Nancy
1957: Mary Debra Cynthia
1967: Lisa Mary Angela
1977: Jennifer Jessica Michelle
1987: Jessica Jennifer Brittany
1997: Emily Sarah Taylor
2007: Emily Ava Olivia
Archived Thread - replies disabled
1