Baby names, not enough time in the day

[jewelieishness]

I'm not doing fabulously in English like I did last year. The difference? This time last year, I was constantly ficcing. So I really want to get back to that, but there's not enough time between all the lessons and rehearsals and concerts and recitals and oh God I have to audition for Certification and take my state exams next month. Noooo. I need

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[laney_chan916]

lol Obamanisha? I'm glad your teacher isn't wanting to name her baby something as horrid as that. She would be made fun of big time for it. The other kids would call her "abomination" or something. Plus it'll probably take the kid half her childhood career to learn how to spell her name not to mention it doesn't sound professional. Good thing your teacher has the sense to pick a normal name.

If she needs suggestions, I can come up with a huge list of names for her, a good bit of the names being uncommon, but still classy.

Anyways, awesome post Jewel-chan! Hope you do well on your exams and stuff. Happy Valentines Day!

[jewelieishness]

Oh, I didn't even think of that x) Abomination xD

She's looking at goddesses - we're considering something like Persephone.

Thanks, I hope I do well too xDD Happy belated Valentine's Day (sorry for replying so late)

[laney_chan916]

Goddess names are cool, especially Greek Goddesses. I am really crazy about Athena at the moment. Persephone is nice too, although the only issue I see is that her name will be misspelled. I've already seen it butchered on one of the bad baby names blogs I read. Otherwise, it is a decent name and it will age with her unlike trendy names like Rylee, Skylee, or Madison. Those just scream "5 yr old", not "Future CEO".

Athena, Diana, Demeter (or Demetra), Alethea (ah-lee-thee-ah), Maia, Iris, and Selene are other really nice Goddess names you could suggest to her.

It's ok. You don't have to apologize for replying late.