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I think that names will always come down to individual choice and as long as that happens, there will always be room for someone else to have their say - no-one is ever going to agree with everyone's else's choice of name - and who knows the boys themselves could change them if they are older.
Posted by: Carol | January 20, 2009 at 05:54 PM
why thank you for your insightful comment, don't you have some work to do? Only joooooking.
Posted by: Linda | January 20, 2009 at 06:17 PM
I have to agree that its always a personal choice. I have boy girl twins named Kaleb and Kendyl. People assume all the time that we named them that because they are twins. When in reality, we named them that because those were the two names we liked best! Kaleb was the only boys name left on our list that we liked (after having two older boys, Dallas and Gabriel) and Kendyl was our number one girl choice! Had it been two girls, it would have been Kendyl, and Makennah. But again, because it wasn't, and they're both with K's, we get all the time "oh cute, you matched their names because they're twins! Nope. Just a coincidence!
Posted by: Jamie | January 21, 2009 at 08:15 PM
Hi Jamie, thanks for commenting, yes I think you make an excellent point and I'd say your children's names are very different! I had certain names planned for my daughters and when they were born, had to change them as I didn't think they 'suited' them.
Posted by: Linda | January 22, 2009 at 08:50 AM