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in reply to a message by Olwen
Brutally honest (forgive me):
Francine -- parents are devout Catholics and wanted a more "1940s retro" version of Frances.
Bridget -- I wouldn't really think much, to be honest. Bridget is a good, normal name that will age well.
Alma -- parents are devout Mormons and have named their daughter after their 93-year-old great aunt.
Sunny -- open minded parents with an appreciation for nature. The kid is lucky to have this name.
Hilda -- the baby is from Germany, or is of German descent. The name was chosen to honor an older relative.
Tristan -- Millennial parents who wanted to be trendy without being overly so. They also don't care much about name meanings.
Walter -- probably named after his great-grandfather, or has a number like IV or V after his name.
Lake -- hippy, nature loving parents who gave him a nice creative, gender-neutral name. Probably Sunny's brother.
Ari -- Jewish parents who drew on their heritage to name their child. Kid has a good name.
Cormac -- Scottish parents (as in actually born and raised in Scotland), wanted to honor their ethnic heritage with their child's name.
Francine -- parents are devout Catholics and wanted a more "1940s retro" version of Frances.
Bridget -- I wouldn't really think much, to be honest. Bridget is a good, normal name that will age well.
Alma -- parents are devout Mormons and have named their daughter after their 93-year-old great aunt.
Sunny -- open minded parents with an appreciation for nature. The kid is lucky to have this name.
Hilda -- the baby is from Germany, or is of German descent. The name was chosen to honor an older relative.
Tristan -- Millennial parents who wanted to be trendy without being overly so. They also don't care much about name meanings.
Walter -- probably named after his great-grandfather, or has a number like IV or V after his name.
Lake -- hippy, nature loving parents who gave him a nice creative, gender-neutral name. Probably Sunny's brother.
Ari -- Jewish parents who drew on their heritage to name their child. Kid has a good name.
Cormac -- Scottish parents (as in actually born and raised in Scotland), wanted to honor their ethnic heritage with their child's name.
This message was edited 10/14/2017, 10:05 PM
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