by JimmyPage 57 Replies latest jw friends
Congratulations!!
How about the name Rory.
The boy's name Rory\r(o)-ry\, also used as girl's name Rory, is pronounced ROR-ee. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "red". Also used as a nickname for Roderick. Literary: tales of Rory O'More, 16th-centuryrebelchief, are celebrated in Irishpoetry. Rorik is a Scandinavian and Slavic form.
Rory Gallagher....
Alexander Maximilian.
Boadicea Rebecca.
Montana for a girl. Don't kill me, but it's an awesome name.
Jackson for a boy. Neat name, just don't "beat it."
Nolan for a boy. Football.
Neil for a boy. Think the moon.
As far as apostate names....how about Nicholas..."Old Saint Nick."...Jezabel for a girl? Nope.
HOw about Sara...as in the song Sara Smile Has connotations for when she's a little baby...and for the sad day when she leaves the nest.
Baby hair with a woman's eyes
I can feel you're watching in the night
All alone with me and we're waiting for the sunlight
When I feel cold, you warm me
And when I feel I can't go on, you come and hold me
It's you... And me forever
Sara Smile
Won't you smile a while for me
Sara
If you feel like leaving you know you can go
But why don't you stay until tomorrow?
If you want to be free, you know, all you got to do is say so
And when you feel cold, I'll warm you
And when you feel you can't go on, I'll come and hold you
It's you... And me forever
Sara Smile
Won't you smile a while for me
How about Isabella for a girl Easton for a boy. Or Ashley Chloe Sydney , all girl names.
Seven.
Gary? Seven of Nine?
I was thinking of that Seinfeld episode...but oh yeah, Seven of Nine:
Didn't she take her ex hubby (a congressman or something) for all he was worth? Or am I mxing her up with someone else?
Yeah, that's her. Jeri Ryan
