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[*] posted on 6-14-2010 at 07:52 PM


Congratulations to the family!

As a teacher, also, we do come across a lot of names...and you don't want to give them the name of that one jerk, who sat in the front row (or maybe you moved him to the back row)...even if the name sounds pretty cool! There is the advantage of hearing lots of names and going with the one that sounds good, and the kid made a positive impression, too.

I did something similar with my first born...always good to have the family (sister) tie in too...they like that...my sister is Leilani, so her niece has the middle name of Lei.
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