Zucchini and Procepia.
Emma Nicole for a girl, and Andrew something for a boy. My father is Ronald Andrew, my brother is Steven Andrew, my fiancee is Ronald Andrew also (weird right?) and his dad is Andrew Lee. I’d like to keep it going, though I’m not sure if it would be a first name or middle name. My mom wanted to name me Elizabeth after her grandmother, but didn’t want it shortened to Liz or Betsy. So It’s my middle name instead.
What about Dixie Normous
It’s better than Lester.
Girl
Althea
Alexandra
Verity
Dorian
Phaedra
Victoria (but NOT “Vicki”)
Boy
Alastair (I prefer that spelling, though I like “Alistair” and “Aleister” too)
Alexander
Trevor
Gabriel (but NOT “Gabe”)
Nathaniel
Etienne (would probably work better for a girl in English)
Stefan
Justin
Michael
Conrad
Lucius
Lucian
Oliver
Quentin
Victor
I’m childfree, so I usually bestow my favorite names on fictional characters. 
If I ever have kids, the only names that I would object to is names that are commonly male and female. (eg Shannon, Terry, Pat, etc.)
Boys name? Is it Bruce or Barry? 
I hope many of you enroll your children in rigorous self-defense classes when they are very young.
My wife and I just had a boy whom we named Byron.
Bruce, and his middle name will be Wattle. It’s the emblem of our land.
I have thought about this way too much for someone who is unmarried thus far 
In parentheses after each name are the possible middle name/s I like with them.
Boys:
Julian (Timothy or Edward)
Stephen (Burgess)
Girls:
Meredith (Bronwyn)
Mallory (Alexis)
Rosalia (Juliet)
Liliana (Charlotte)
I like Alex for both sexes. More for girls actually.
For a girl: Harley Davina
a Boy: Oliver Eugene
Girls:
Anastasia
Meredith
Alexandra
Catherine
Valerie
Tatiana
Boys:
Paul
Stephen
Timothy
Alexander
James
Nathaniel
Ulysses if it’s a boy, Ulysseia if it’s a girl (a suggestion from one of the ancient relatives on the old Dick Van Dyke show).
I actually have a grand-nephew named Ajax.
I like the name Patience for a girl. It’s what we named our female Labrador pup. Of course, she is doing her best to demonstrate a personality that is the exact opposite of what the name implies (her latest nickname is “CrazyPants”.
Hee. Lavender, my kids are named Nathaniel Elijah and Thomas Christopher.
Some of the suggestions so far… wow. Just wow.
The guidelines we followed:
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The name has to be a real name, not recently made up, like “Turniture” or some such thing.
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The name cannot be one of the 25 most popular names in the country or obviously headed there in the very near future. (Avoid names recently used for very famous female characters of their babies; “Bella” will really take off in the next few years, for instance.)
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The name should clearly indicate gender.
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The name cannot be one normally used as a last name.
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The name should be spelled in the manner that an English-speaking person would probably assume it to be spelled. Replacing perfectly good e’s and i’s with Y’s is absurd.
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No theme names, overuse of alliteration, or first names that are the same as the last, like “Evan Evans.”
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If you don’t like the most common short form of the name - e.g. you don’t like “Gabe” for Gabriel - then you don’t like the name.
Also, at the time and place we had the Small One, Irish-sounding names were a no go just because three quarters of all babies were being given some Irish name. That wouldn’t always be true, though.
Colin, James, Isaiah, Ian
Melissa, Marie, Elise, Tegan
Girls:
Eleanor Anne (Gma’s name & Mom’s middle name)
Naimh Rose (Rose is Mom-in-Law’s and my other Gma’s name)
Boys:
Nathaniel
Daniel (Hubby’s Dad’s name)
Thomas
All with Richard as middle name (My Dad’s name)
Brutus or Furious for a boy.
Terra or Transwarp for a girl.
Gregor James
Olivia Rose