My next door neighbor had a brother named Asa. When I heard her call his name in conversation for the first time I questioned her about it. It’s a different name. And as much as I have read and studied the Bible, I was stunned to learn that it’s a biblical name. I looked it up after she told me that. She was right.
Asa, my favorite name for a male.
Katlin, my favorite name for a female.
I thought Ambergris might be a nice name for a girl, but then I found out what it was.
I don’t really have a favorite, but the funniest name I ever heard was: Coy Glasscock. He started to work a few weeks before I left. I had a hard time keeping a straight face when I said his name. A really nice guy, but what were his parents thinking?!!
I’ve always liked the name Geneva for a girl. My nephew is named Atem (pronounced like A-hem) and I’ve liked that name too.
always liked Carrie for a girls name, and Isabella, but I don’t think I’d call a daughter that.
I think Alicia is a nice name, and I also like Pamela but it always reminds me of Pamela Anderson (bit…). I like Pam in the movie The Doors, I think that was cute.
I like Elza for a girl and Oscar for a boy.
My best friend would’ve named her child Otto had it been a boy. I was like, “would the middle name be Parts?”
I also like Isabella for a girl, as well as Marina (don’t laugh).
I like William and Peter for boys’ names as well
I like Zoey for a girl. Don’t know what I’d choose for a boy.
My step-daughter’s name is Enjoli (ON-zjo-lee)…couldn’t be prouder.
I really liked the name Jacob until I heard it was the 2nd most popular name for baby boys last year. This happens to me all the time, so now my favorite name is Vernon. (let’s see that one get popular)
oh,and for girls, Emily
I think my favorite girl’s names would be Winter, Josephine, Morgan or Maeve.
For a boy, the top two are Michael and Jarod.
People with really cool names that I know:
Johnny Biando (pronounced Beyond-o)
Johnny Crystal
Not that I care for the name John in particular, but those are just really badass names
Samantha.
Always dug that name.
Should I have a daughter some day, thats the name I’m pullin for.
Very versatile.
Note: “Hello, My name’s Samantha. I’ll be performing your operation this afternoon. Do you have any questions?”
or
Hello Boston! My name’s Samantha and this is my band, Fist Full Of Shit… Who wants to ROCK?!" (cue guitar)
See? One seriously versatile name.
I’ve always been partial to the variant Isabeau, and for a boy’s name, I think Daniel and Thomas are great–they can grow with the kid–Danny and Tommy as a baby, Dan and Tom as youngsters, and the very dignified Daniel and Thomas when they grow into lawyers or lawn care experts.
Asa, my favorite name for a male
How is that pronounced??
I like the name Madison for a girl. Not sure about favorite boy name.
My friend Ed is pretty old, WWII old, and he told me a story about a girl named Gerdy Naggits and another named Audrey Buzzboom! If those aren’t two of the funniest names ever!
I’ve always liked Dammit as a name, be it boy or girl…think of the possibilities…“Dammit, clean your room!” or “Come here, Dammit!”.
Boy’s names: Lukas, Victor, Matthew, Kieran.
Girl’s names: Caroline, Kathrynne, Sarah, Alexandra.
LOL!!
If I have kids:
Boys: Kevin, Jared, Michael
Girls: Uh… I’ll let her father name her!
hmm…never really gave it much thought
but my family has these default (dare i call them) names. unforutnately there seem to be only male names in this category. anyway they happen to be: Robert and Julian.
as for girls names like audrey i’ll leave that to her father (whoever he ends up being) but i do have one rule as long as they are good traditional names i have no problem 