"Alternative" name spellings

Re: "Alternative" name spellings

• mlf625

  November 2010

  That pains me.  PAINS ME.

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• cia

  November 2010

  Someone at church is naming her daughter Emmalee.  I didn't think anything of it (seeing it written) because our neighbor just had a baby named Emmaline.  I thought maybe this was a new trend.  But then I said it out loud and wondered, why didn't they just go with Emily?

  

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• L L CG

  November 2010

  That's a hurter.  Fo sho.

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• Taytee

  November 2010

  :::shudder:::

  

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• ali-1411 member

  November 2010

  Ooh that's bad.  But I really shouldn't be allowed to make fun.  After all, my kids couldn't just be Jacob and Elena.  I had to name them Jakob and Alayna.  Poor things can never find a water bottle or bracelet with their name on it.
  

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• kiarox2002

  November 2010

  Taytee:

  :::shudder:::

  This.  I hate creative spellings. 

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• SaraLouiseBride08

  November 2010

  I can't help but wonder if Treysi and Jesykah are just spelling their names that way intentionally on their name tags .... and if their parents are cringing as much as we are.

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• rssnlvr

  November 2010

  MrsRosie:

  There's a Jesykah who works at my HEB.

  say it ain't so.
  

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