Wednesday, September 01, 2004

Still Seeking Names....!

Please use the comment button (below this post, to the right) to submit names for the tyke. We don't know if its a blue or a pink. While we will accept cash consideration to move the name up the preference list, there is no entry fee, just a nice prize if we use your suggested name...

9 Comments:

At August 30, 2004, Blogger Peter Leblanc said...

I changed things a bit, and it lost the names already submitted. But I have them here:

Karen:
Hello there, Colleen & Peter. Carlene told me about your website. Wow! I don't think it really hit me how soon this is coming until I started reading your daily logs. Pretty darned exciting. I won't bother resubmitting Matilda, given the resounding "No!" that got last time, but here are a few other nominees.

♀
Aili
Babette
Briar
Calliope
Cecilia
Clarabell
Crocus
Darcy
Falala
Fern
Fiona
Ginger
Greta
Kelsey
Lulu
Maggie
Mallory
Matilda
Sadie
Scout
Sharona
Taija
Zinnia

♂
Briar
Buzz
Casey
Dooley
Eamon
Emmet
Everly
Finnegan
Griffin
Grover
Hank
Lamont
Newton
Pepé
Rufus
Rusty
Zeke

Gee...think maybe I need to get myself a pet???

These are names submitted by Daris....
Finn
Vam
Jadel
Oliver
Monet
Jasper
Casper
Peter :)
Linea after the flower and ecologist...linea borealis...colleen will remeber..
Luka
Darius....:)
Joao
Fraser
Sieur...french one..
Minnon
a color....blue...red green..those are always great choices..ha ha...(grey)
Robson
Drayton.....a valley near the n.sask river
Mica

There you go some more names to through around....hope it offers some laughs and perhaps some interest....best of luck guys....d

From my sister, Sue:
I think that Sue would be a fantastic name for a girl, and perhaps Stu for a boy (sounds like Sue?!?)

Regarding Finn- your next child could be Gill!

Bill is standing over my shoulder, and thinks that Bill for a boy, and Billie for a girl would be appropriate, or perhaps Will and Willie.....

I'm sure that any name you choose will be perfect!

 
At August 30, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

From Michael:
I need to register Ryan and Adam's picks for the record.
The first thing out of Adam's mouth after being asked for baby names was Squawky! He also thinks it would be a good name for a bird, but you chose to have a baby instead.
Ryan likes Bob.
I still like Angus, but perhaps you are right...too many AC/DC and bovine connotations! Simon if you want to avoid controversy.
These are all boy names (with the exception of Squawky which can be used any way you like) because I believe it was the boy names which were giving you trouble.
Good luck!

 
At September 03, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

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At September 03, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Barb thinks for a boy

Drew
Mark
Brock
Jordon
Beau

for a Girl
Emma

 
At September 05, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

A few more boy names from Karen:

Asher (Hebrew, “happy,” “happiness”)

Keagan (Irish, “a thinker,” “fiery”)

Lorax (You could go with "the Lorax" as per the Dr. Seuss character, but the kid might get weirded out eventually...)

Roan (English, from the Rowan tree)

Ronan (Irish, “little seal”; Celtic, “oath”)

Rooney (Irish, “hero”)

Salem (means “peace” in both Hebrew & Arabic  ditto for feminine name “Zulima”)

 
At September 07, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Peter and Colleen:
I see by the latest update on your website that you are still looking for names. 
After watching the credits at the end of the movie "Waking Ned Divine" last night, here are a couple suggestions for nice Irish names:  Liam and Colm.  Another nice name is Colin, with or without another "L", though maybe it's too much like "Colleen".
By now you probably have TOO many suggestions, and it will only get harder to choose.

Helen Gillespie

 
At September 07, 2004, Blogger Peter Leblanc said...

From Grandma Leblanc:

How About Caleb

 
At September 07, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

from Winnie
whatever you name it, make sure it sounds nice in several different accents (since this child will certainly travel) and that there is a hip short form possible as well as a dignified longer version. It's nice having a name that allows versatility as one grows, changes, develops new relationships, etc. no pressure, of course, but you could really screw someone up with a lousy name. (just kidding, I'm sure it'll be fine whatever you decide).

 
At September 09, 2004, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like the name Jordan a lot and it works
for either a boy or a girl... i especially like
it for a girl.

my $0.02.

Mark

 

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