Nothing will harm you, not while I'm around
I meant to do a legit post, but instead I got distracted by watching Sweeney Todd. Instead, here is a meme from mirandixlp.
THE PALIN MEME.
BACK STORY:
Sarah Palin married her high school boyfriend, Todd Palin, on August 29, 1988. The Palin family lives in Wasilla, about 45 miles (72 km) north of Anchorage. The Palins have two sons (Track, 19, and Trig, four months) and three daughters (Bristol, 17; Willow, 14; and Piper, 7) [ages as of August 2008]. Todd Palin has said Track's name came from the interest Sarah's parents had in the sport and the fact that he was born in the sport's season; Bristol was named after Bristol Bay in Alaska, where Todd grew up and where he does commercial fishing; Willow was named after Willow, Alaska; Piper got her name because it is uncommon and "a cool name"; Trig's name is Norse for "strength".
1) Your first-born will be named after your parents favorite sport:
Tennis.
Don't know what dad's sport was, but this is Palin-esque enough.
2) Your second-born will be named after a nearby area that you're not from but you like the sound of part of the name, and maybe you have nostalgic memories of said place:
Nogales (pronounced no-GAL-ess).
It's kinda unisexy, I think.
3) Your third-born will be named after another nearby place, for no reason other than you already have two children and don't have time to put much thought into another name:
Tempe.
Sure, why not?
4) Your fourth gets a "cool" name:
Wilhelmina.
I've liked this name ever since reading Dracula.
5) Your fifth gets something mythological, possibly straight out of Lord of the Rings:
Freyja.
The Norse goddess of love.
THE PALIN MEME.
BACK STORY:
Sarah Palin married her high school boyfriend, Todd Palin, on August 29, 1988. The Palin family lives in Wasilla, about 45 miles (72 km) north of Anchorage. The Palins have two sons (Track, 19, and Trig, four months) and three daughters (Bristol, 17; Willow, 14; and Piper, 7) [ages as of August 2008]. Todd Palin has said Track's name came from the interest Sarah's parents had in the sport and the fact that he was born in the sport's season; Bristol was named after Bristol Bay in Alaska, where Todd grew up and where he does commercial fishing; Willow was named after Willow, Alaska; Piper got her name because it is uncommon and "a cool name"; Trig's name is Norse for "strength".
1) Your first-born will be named after your parents favorite sport:
Tennis.
Don't know what dad's sport was, but this is Palin-esque enough.
2) Your second-born will be named after a nearby area that you're not from but you like the sound of part of the name, and maybe you have nostalgic memories of said place:
Nogales (pronounced no-GAL-ess).
It's kinda unisexy, I think.
3) Your third-born will be named after another nearby place, for no reason other than you already have two children and don't have time to put much thought into another name:
Tempe.
Sure, why not?
4) Your fourth gets a "cool" name:
Wilhelmina.
I've liked this name ever since reading Dracula.
5) Your fifth gets something mythological, possibly straight out of Lord of the Rings:
Freyja.
The Norse goddess of love.