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in reply to a message by Crista
Thank you so much for your response, CAM. I love that you got a whole nick name out of your initials! I always liked the idea of creating the initials SAM with the last name Mustard and using Sam as another nickname. I'll keep that in mind for sure. Sawyer has always been a favorite. Maybe Sawyer Althea Mustard (top of my head now). Sawyer Mustard too weird? I kinda love it.Emerson and Sawyer sound a little preppy, but I don't really mind. Anyway, I'll keep playing with it.
Charleston would be a great middle name!
The last name could go either way. I love the name Mustard so I wouldn't mind passing it on, but using my partner's name (one syllable starting with L and fairly normal) might be easier too. I honestly probably wouldn't use Matilda without Mustard cause I love the alliteration so much, but I love the name Luna with my partner's last name. Emerson too goes better with Mustard, but could work with his name. I also love the name Walter (as in Walt Whitman) and that might match his last name better. I feel like Walter Mustard is hard to say with the Ts and ending ar/er sounds. And Walt Mustard sounds a little more cartoony, in my mind, but maybe not. Infinite possibilities, I suppose. Emerson and Matilda could become Walter and Luna I guess. I like Whitman as a name too, but don't love that it means "white man" lol. But Walt or little Wally could be cute too. Lots to consider for sure!
I love the name Juliet and it flows well with Arrington. Arrington is cool for a boy too. Fun to say and not super popular. Congratulations on the new little one!
Charleston would be a great middle name!
The last name could go either way. I love the name Mustard so I wouldn't mind passing it on, but using my partner's name (one syllable starting with L and fairly normal) might be easier too. I honestly probably wouldn't use Matilda without Mustard cause I love the alliteration so much, but I love the name Luna with my partner's last name. Emerson too goes better with Mustard, but could work with his name. I also love the name Walter (as in Walt Whitman) and that might match his last name better. I feel like Walter Mustard is hard to say with the Ts and ending ar/er sounds. And Walt Mustard sounds a little more cartoony, in my mind, but maybe not. Infinite possibilities, I suppose. Emerson and Matilda could become Walter and Luna I guess. I like Whitman as a name too, but don't love that it means "white man" lol. But Walt or little Wally could be cute too. Lots to consider for sure!
I love the name Juliet and it flows well with Arrington. Arrington is cool for a boy too. Fun to say and not super popular. Congratulations on the new little one!
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