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thereminOG 2002

Jul 11, 2003

I like your choices of Brooke (Brooke, especially. I've always loved that name, myself) for a girl, and Bombay and Bailey for boys. You know what, my cousin's newborn son's name is Finn. The older son's name is Aiden.

My personal choices are Palmetto (don't know what for the middle name) and Palmyra Atoll for girls, and Sed Compo for a boy. Hopefully, my future wife finds them lovely.

tinserOG 2002

Jul 12, 2003

oooooh, i really like your names....especially sed compo....i love unusual names
-palmetto does remind of olives though...because thats the middle part of a green olive

raeraeFounder

Jul 12, 2003

that's PIMENTO!!

fivezeroOG 2003

Jul 12, 2003

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, i was wondering what she was talking about! man, SO funnyyy...

malibuOG 2001

Jul 12, 2003

i knew what she meant, but her the way i read her spelling sounded right to me. even though i knew it wasnt.

thereminOG 2002

Jul 13, 2003

Thanks :)

Palmetto is a kind of tree actually. Better known as the "palm tree," for short, that we of course, all know and love. Palmetto... Palm. Yeh, I don't understand how they got "palm" from that either.

katiedidFounder

Jul 14, 2003

it's also a term used in the south to refer to cockroaches.

thereminOG 2002

Jul 14, 2003

Ahh, but that's Palmetto-bug, not Palmetto. :) Someone I know in Maryland said to me too, what!? ..name a kid after a bug!? haha. No silly, it's a tree. Quite a lovely tree, at that. ..yeh?

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