How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
30 Kasım 2012 Cuma
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Fenella
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As I often find myself saying on this blog, here's a name you don't hear every day. The lovely Fenella is an acquired taste, but enchanting once you consider it. Fenella is the (Scottish) Anglicized version of the Gaelic name Fionnuala, meaning "fair shoulder/white shoulder," which has ties to Fiona. I could only find a few namesakes - British actresses Fenella Fielding and Fenella Woolgar, and radio presenters Fenella Fudge and Fenella Kernebone. Fenella Paton was a British radical who "emphasized with working mothers" and helped push along the birth control movement. In history, Fenella (Finnguala) was the daughter of Cuncar of Angus in the 10th century, and legend has it she was responsible for killing the King of Scots after he killed her son. In mythology she was the daughter of Lir, who was turned into a swan by her step-mother, and wandered for 900 years until the spell was broken. This became the subject of Thomas Moore's "The Song of Fionnuala."
It features in just a few fictional works as well. Fenella Feverfew was the name of a character in The Worst Witch, Fenella Scarborough was a character created by Nancy Werlin, and Diana Wynne Jones used the name in The Time of the Ghost. The Fate of Fenella was also an experimental novel inspired by J. S. Wood that appeared in a weekly magazine, and was written by several different authors. Supposedly, the name was first used with this spelling by Sir Walter Scott in Peveril of the Peak in 1823.
There were no babies born in 2011 named Fenella, nor for the past few years that I've checked. Its cousin Fionnuala, however, had 7 births in 2011, and its other cousin Finola had 9 births. White Pages tells me there are 128 living people named Fenella in the U.S. Choose Finella, Finola, Fionnuala, Finlea, or Finelia, and the meaning will stay the same.
If you're wondering why this name might sound familiar, it might be because of the plant fennel, of which licorice is made. While you ponder that, also consider the nicknames Fen, Ella, and Finn. This is a name I'm very excited to share, and I really love it. I hope someone else will love it enough to use.
It features in just a few fictional works as well. Fenella Feverfew was the name of a character in The Worst Witch, Fenella Scarborough was a character created by Nancy Werlin, and Diana Wynne Jones used the name in The Time of the Ghost. The Fate of Fenella was also an experimental novel inspired by J. S. Wood that appeared in a weekly magazine, and was written by several different authors. Supposedly, the name was first used with this spelling by Sir Walter Scott in Peveril of the Peak in 1823.
There were no babies born in 2011 named Fenella, nor for the past few years that I've checked. Its cousin Fionnuala, however, had 7 births in 2011, and its other cousin Finola had 9 births. White Pages tells me there are 128 living people named Fenella in the U.S. Choose Finella, Finola, Fionnuala, Finlea, or Finelia, and the meaning will stay the same.
If you're wondering why this name might sound familiar, it might be because of the plant fennel, of which licorice is made. While you ponder that, also consider the nicknames Fen, Ella, and Finn. This is a name I'm very excited to share, and I really love it. I hope someone else will love it enough to use.
29 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Attention Twilight fans: Is Twyla the baby name for you?
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Forget Renesme, forget Bella, and pick Twila or Twyla. Twila is the more obvious spelling when "honoring" Twilight, Twyla less obvious and more Twyla Tharp (American dancer and choreographer). Both are English, meaning (obviously) "twilight." It can also be from Old English, meaning "twill," or "two ply, double thread." The name Twyla was used as a character in Zenna Henderson's novel Pilgrimage. It was most popular in 1964 at #751, and only ranked between 1925 and 1965, so consider this a vintage name. Twyla was used 28 times in 2011, and Twila was used 27 times, so each spelling is equal in usage, legitimacy and popularity.
Kellan (Kellen)
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Kellan has been getting some attention as a baby name in the past few years due to the "Twilight" character Emmett Cullen, played by Kellan Lutz, pictured above. (This and Twyla will probably be the only times you'll ever hear me mention anything Twilight related on this blog - or anywhere else for that matter, so I figured I'd better put them close together.) He's had some other good roles other than "Twilight," in the movies "Arena" and "Immortals." There are also 5 American football players named Kellen.
Kellan is a variant of the Gaelic name Kellen, meaning "slender." It currently ranks at #363, and rose quickly over the past few years from it's starting point at #882 in 2007.
Kellan has been getting some attention as a baby name in the past few years due to the "Twilight" character Emmett Cullen, played by Kellan Lutz, pictured above. (This and Twyla will probably be the only times you'll ever hear me mention anything Twilight related on this blog - or anywhere else for that matter, so I figured I'd better put them close together.) He's had some other good roles other than "Twilight," in the movies "Arena" and "Immortals." There are also 5 American football players named Kellen.
Kellan is a variant of the Gaelic name Kellen, meaning "slender." It currently ranks at #363, and rose quickly over the past few years from it's starting point at #882 in 2007.
28 Kasım 2012 Çarşamba
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
27 Kasım 2012 Salı
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
26 Kasım 2012 Pazartesi
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Parents with a sense of humor
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A few things have inspired this post. 1) The STFU Parents blog, and some other no longer running blogs dedicated to bad baby names. 2) Reading through the weird names at the bottom of the SSA extended list. 3) Going over odd names in my head. Or rather, names with not-so-great meanings, such as Claudia and Perdita.
Here are some names, how many babies were given the name in 2011, and my commentary. This list could go on for days, so I'll just stick with boys names for now.
Gowtham, 6 - not sure what to make of this, but it seems definitely related to Gotham city
Nation, 11 - skip the fictional city name and go with Nation...after all, your kid IS their own nation
Granite, 6 - they loved their granite counter so much they named their son after it
Cable, 8 - like Granite, they loved their cable TV so much...
Thang, 31 - that thang you do...
Gohan, 17 - this one may not be obvious to some, so look up "Dragon Ball Z"
Gambit, 5 - similar to Gohan, you might need to know about the X-Men to appreciate this
Cape, 6 - instead of naming it Gambit or Gohan, Cape will do just fine, so they can grow up wanting to wear a cape...or they might visit Cape Cod
Trig, 35 - trigonometry was hard, but maybe having Trig as a name will help?
Cartel, 6 - a new spin on profession names, but who wants their kid to run a drug cartel?
Couper, 14 - a cross between Cooper and the French word coup
Cougar, 6 - a nice animal name and all, but I hope his middle name isn't Hunter
Newt, 5 - a name with history, yes, but also the name of a little black salamander
Chaos, 7 - yes, children can be chaotic, but no need to make it their name
Breaker, 10 - just like Chaos, children break stuff, but it isn't their finest quality, so skip it as a name
General, 15 - I'm sure they intended it to be like the military title, not the phrase "in general"
Choice, 6 - kind of like Chance, but it certainly wasn't the baby's choice for a name
Gamble, 6 - like Choice, these parents took a gamble on their son's name, but hopefully their son doesn't pick up a nasty gambling problem later in life
Tuff, 36 - he won't be tough enough unless we name him tough spelled wrong
Clever, 7 - let's hope he's clever enough to own his name, so to speak
Carion, 5 - one less R than carrion, as in "the decaying flesh of dead animals"
Gorge, 6 - another word name gone wrong, "to engorge" means to swell up
And my favorites today: Cristofher, 6, and Christofher, 6. Obviously if you added two spaces it would become "Christ of her/Crist of her."
How about you? Have you seen any name that make you wonder what the parents were thinking, or names that made you laugh?
Here are some names, how many babies were given the name in 2011, and my commentary. This list could go on for days, so I'll just stick with boys names for now.
Gowtham, 6 - not sure what to make of this, but it seems definitely related to Gotham city
Nation, 11 - skip the fictional city name and go with Nation...after all, your kid IS their own nation
Granite, 6 - they loved their granite counter so much they named their son after it
Cable, 8 - like Granite, they loved their cable TV so much...
Thang, 31 - that thang you do...
Gohan, 17 - this one may not be obvious to some, so look up "Dragon Ball Z"
Gambit, 5 - similar to Gohan, you might need to know about the X-Men to appreciate this
Cape, 6 - instead of naming it Gambit or Gohan, Cape will do just fine, so they can grow up wanting to wear a cape...or they might visit Cape Cod
Trig, 35 - trigonometry was hard, but maybe having Trig as a name will help?
Cartel, 6 - a new spin on profession names, but who wants their kid to run a drug cartel?
Couper, 14 - a cross between Cooper and the French word coup
Cougar, 6 - a nice animal name and all, but I hope his middle name isn't Hunter
Newt, 5 - a name with history, yes, but also the name of a little black salamander
Chaos, 7 - yes, children can be chaotic, but no need to make it their name
Breaker, 10 - just like Chaos, children break stuff, but it isn't their finest quality, so skip it as a name
General, 15 - I'm sure they intended it to be like the military title, not the phrase "in general"
Choice, 6 - kind of like Chance, but it certainly wasn't the baby's choice for a name
Gamble, 6 - like Choice, these parents took a gamble on their son's name, but hopefully their son doesn't pick up a nasty gambling problem later in life
Tuff, 36 - he won't be tough enough unless we name him tough spelled wrong
Clever, 7 - let's hope he's clever enough to own his name, so to speak
Carion, 5 - one less R than carrion, as in "the decaying flesh of dead animals"
Gorge, 6 - another word name gone wrong, "to engorge" means to swell up
And my favorites today: Cristofher, 6, and Christofher, 6. Obviously if you added two spaces it would become "Christ of her/Crist of her."
How about you? Have you seen any name that make you wonder what the parents were thinking, or names that made you laugh?
25 Kasım 2012 Pazar
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Unusual Middle Names for Girls Pt. II
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Ever since posting the first list of unusual middle names / unusual combos for girls, I've been getting ideas every day, building up this second list. Once again, these are combinations I love but can't use, so I'm tossing them out into the blogosphere for someone else to snatch up.
Ysela Valentine
Isabella Canary
Aerith Keeley
Benicia Celestina
Emeraude Christa
Ellery Kristen
Ismay Jasmina
Isannah Noelle
Rosella Betony
Gwyneira Weaver
Elspeth Rafaela
Sonia Ondine
Willa Silversnow
Xyla Valkyrie
Polina Eponine
Bellamy Emmanuelle
Andrina Rhiannon
Eowyn Clary
Netanella Tegan
Rosalind Salome
Amoret Freya
Letitia Anchoret
Lionella Felicienne
Arianwen Elena
Raffaela Fifer
Belphoebe Fay
Ysela Valentine
Isabella Canary
Aerith Keeley
Benicia Celestina
Emeraude Christa
Ellery Kristen
Ismay Jasmina
Isannah Noelle
Rosella Betony
Gwyneira Weaver
Elspeth Rafaela
Sonia Ondine
Willa Silversnow
Xyla Valkyrie
Polina Eponine
Bellamy Emmanuelle
Andrina Rhiannon
Eowyn Clary
Netanella Tegan
Rosalind Salome
Amoret Freya
Letitia Anchoret
Lionella Felicienne
Arianwen Elena
Raffaela Fifer
Belphoebe Fay
24 Kasım 2012 Cumartesi
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
23 Kasım 2012 Cuma
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Interview Over at Ren's Baby Name Blog
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Just a couple of days ago I completed an interview with Ren, from Ren's Baby Name Blog, which you can read here. You may remember Ren from the interview I did on her name back in September, which you can read here. I would have posted this Friday but I wanted to post Arrietty and then Cheshire as baby name of the day first.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Ways to get Callie as a nickname
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Calandra
Calantha
Calista
Calixta
Calypso
Caleida
Calida
Calendula (botanical name for the English marigold)
Caledonia
Calvina
Calpurnia (the wife of Julius Caesar)
Calligena (an epithet of Demeter and Gaia)
Calliope (the muse of Epic Poetry, mother of Orpheus)
Caliadne (a nymph who live in the Nile)
Calico
Callianassa (a Greek Nereid)
Callidora
Callula
Calais
Calla
Calamanda
Calatea
Calathea
Calatia
Calfuray
Calumina
Calantha
Calista
Calixta
Calypso
Caleida
Calida
Calendula (botanical name for the English marigold)
Caledonia
Calvina
Calpurnia (the wife of Julius Caesar)
Calligena (an epithet of Demeter and Gaia)
Calliope (the muse of Epic Poetry, mother of Orpheus)
Caliadne (a nymph who live in the Nile)
Calico
Callianassa (a Greek Nereid)
Callidora
Callula
Calais
Calla
Calamanda
Calatea
Calathea
Calatia
Calfuray
Calumina
22 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Thanksgiving Name: Isannah
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Isannah (eye-SANN-uh) is my "Thanksgiving name" this year because this Colonial appellation was the name given to one of Paul Revere's daughters, who unfortunately only lived a year. But Paul Revere, who warned the residents of Concord, Massachusetts of the coming British military, was a key part in the American Revolutionary War. His famous alert was recorded in (slightly non-factual) poetic legend by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in "Paul Revere's Ride." Isannah's name was later found in a book by Esther Forbes called Johnny Tremain in 1943, about the American Revolution. Her fictional character meets the historical Paul Revere, and the character Isannah Lapham may have been inspired by Revere's real daughter's name. At least in my mind, Isannah is a patriotic name because of the legacy of her father.
Isannah was not a very uncommon name at the time, as there is record of an Isannah born in 1690 and several more around the birth of Revere's daughter. Isannah may have been one of the first examples of Americans "changing" traditional names. There is a strong possibility Isannah comes from one of the -annah ending names, such as Hannah or Susannah. I'm doubtful that it could be a combination of Isabella and Hannah/Susannah because Isabella and Isabelle not in heavy useage at the time, but it remains a possibility. There is even a possibility it comes from Hosannah. But my best guess, considering Revere's wife was named Sarah, and two other daughters were named Deborah (after Paul's mother) and Sarah (after his wife), is that Isannah was named after his grandfather Isaac Rivoire, but kept the -annah ending like the other two girls. If I'm wrong, Biblical names were big in Colonial America, and nicknames were starting to be (leading up to Mamie, Susie, etc), so Isannah could have just been from Hannah or Susannah after all. But Isaac is Biblical as well, meaning "laughter." Isanna (spelled this way and Isana) is also a Germanic name meaning "a strong-willed woman."
Although Isannah Revere was born in 1772, the government didn't have its Social Security Administration's name records until 1880. A quick look at 1880's charts reveal Isannah had sort of died out, and no girls were given the name. It was still used sparingly, though, as I've found record of an Isannah Winslow born 1838, an Isannah Edwards born 1840, and an Isannah Bertha White born 1861. After Johnny Tremain was released, it doesn't seem like Isannah picked up much more attention. White Pages claims there are only 9 living Isannah's.
Isannah was not a very uncommon name at the time, as there is record of an Isannah born in 1690 and several more around the birth of Revere's daughter. Isannah may have been one of the first examples of Americans "changing" traditional names. There is a strong possibility Isannah comes from one of the -annah ending names, such as Hannah or Susannah. I'm doubtful that it could be a combination of Isabella and Hannah/Susannah because Isabella and Isabelle not in heavy useage at the time, but it remains a possibility. There is even a possibility it comes from Hosannah. But my best guess, considering Revere's wife was named Sarah, and two other daughters were named Deborah (after Paul's mother) and Sarah (after his wife), is that Isannah was named after his grandfather Isaac Rivoire, but kept the -annah ending like the other two girls. If I'm wrong, Biblical names were big in Colonial America, and nicknames were starting to be (leading up to Mamie, Susie, etc), so Isannah could have just been from Hannah or Susannah after all. But Isaac is Biblical as well, meaning "laughter." Isanna (spelled this way and Isana) is also a Germanic name meaning "a strong-willed woman."
Although Isannah Revere was born in 1772, the government didn't have its Social Security Administration's name records until 1880. A quick look at 1880's charts reveal Isannah had sort of died out, and no girls were given the name. It was still used sparingly, though, as I've found record of an Isannah Winslow born 1838, an Isannah Edwards born 1840, and an Isannah Bertha White born 1861. After Johnny Tremain was released, it doesn't seem like Isannah picked up much more attention. White Pages claims there are only 9 living Isannah's.
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
21 Kasım 2012 Çarşamba
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Yvonne
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Yvonne (ee-VON) is the medieval French feminine form of Yvon and Yves, from Germanic Ivo, meaning "yew." The meaning is not "archer," it is what archery bows are made of: yew. Yvette also means "yew." Both can have the nicknames Yvie (EE-vee) or Yva (EE-vah). Yew is coniferous, like pine trees, and is known as the tree of mourning and the "tree of resurrection and eternity," symbolizing the Tree of Life. For more information on the tree in legend, please visit The Goddess Tree.
Yvonne is one of many names to travel to England after the Norman Invasion. After a while it was no longer popular, but saw a revival in the 20th century, and it was big with the French Creole community in the south (as evidenced by the Hank Williams song). At first glance it appears vintage, along with twin Yvette, but it is still used sparingly today and may see more use thanks to the vintage trend, the V trend, and the 100 year rule. In 2011 it was given to 127 baby girls, and Yvette to 191 girls. It appeared first in 1892, and last ranked in 2002. It made its way up to #76 in 1937, marking the height of its popularity, then slowly traveled back down into the 200's by 1977. Yvonne was most popular in France in the 1900's when it was a top 10 name, but it is now seldom used. One rare variant is Yvonette.
List of namesakes, though there are several more:
Yvonne Elliman, 1970s singer
Yvonne Arnaud, French actress
Yvonne Borree, American ballet dancer
Yvonne Ryding, Miss Universe 1984
Yvonne DeCarlo, Canadian actress
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, South African singer
Yvonne Choutou, ballet dancer
Yvonne Craig, ballet dancer and actress
Yvonne Minton, Australian opera singer
Yvonne van Gennip, Dutch speed skater in the Olympics
Yvonne Strahovski, Australian actress
Yvonne (ee-VON) is the medieval French feminine form of Yvon and Yves, from Germanic Ivo, meaning "yew." The meaning is not "archer," it is what archery bows are made of: yew. Yvette also means "yew." Both can have the nicknames Yvie (EE-vee) or Yva (EE-vah). Yew is coniferous, like pine trees, and is known as the tree of mourning and the "tree of resurrection and eternity," symbolizing the Tree of Life. For more information on the tree in legend, please visit The Goddess Tree.
Yvonne is one of many names to travel to England after the Norman Invasion. After a while it was no longer popular, but saw a revival in the 20th century, and it was big with the French Creole community in the south (as evidenced by the Hank Williams song). At first glance it appears vintage, along with twin Yvette, but it is still used sparingly today and may see more use thanks to the vintage trend, the V trend, and the 100 year rule. In 2011 it was given to 127 baby girls, and Yvette to 191 girls. It appeared first in 1892, and last ranked in 2002. It made its way up to #76 in 1937, marking the height of its popularity, then slowly traveled back down into the 200's by 1977. Yvonne was most popular in France in the 1900's when it was a top 10 name, but it is now seldom used. One rare variant is Yvonette.
List of namesakes, though there are several more:
Yvonne Elliman, 1970s singer
Yvonne Arnaud, French actress
Yvonne Borree, American ballet dancer
Yvonne Ryding, Miss Universe 1984
Yvonne DeCarlo, Canadian actress
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, South African singer
Yvonne Choutou, ballet dancer
Yvonne Craig, ballet dancer and actress
Yvonne Minton, Australian opera singer
Yvonne van Gennip, Dutch speed skater in the Olympics
Yvonne Strahovski, Australian actress
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
20 Kasım 2012 Salı
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Interview Over at Ren's Baby Name Blog
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Just a couple of days ago I completed an interview with Ren, from Ren's Baby Name Blog, which you can read here. You may remember Ren from the interview I did on her name back in September, which you can read here. I would have posted this Friday but I wanted to post Arrietty and then Cheshire as baby name of the day first.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Gwyneth
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I must admit, Gwyneth Paltrow makes this name seem very usable (although her daughter Apple's name is a different story) and accessible to parents with no Welsh background. Since she's been an A-list celebrity for so long, it's surprising to see that Gwyneth was only given to 259 girls in 2011, ranking low at #978 for the first time back on the charts since the first time it ranked in 2004, when it was also low ranking - not popular, yet a very familiar rare name. A happy medium. The spelling Gweneth was given to 41 girls in 2011, Gwynneth 10 times, and Gwenneth 9 times.
Gwyneth means "white, fair, happy" in Welsh. A namesake of the 19th century, author Annie Harriet Hughes, who went by the pen name Gwyneth Vaughan, contributed to parents choosing this name. Gwyneth is strongly connected to the Kingdom of Gwynedd, not to be confused with modern Gwynedd in Wales. In the 5th century, early Middle Ages, the Kingdom of Gwynedd formed and the seat of power was in Deganwy Castle. At this time Gwynedd was a surname, and that of one of the kingdom's rulers. The modern city was named after the old kingdom, and this is where you can find Snowdonia National Park, and Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.
I must admit, Gwyneth Paltrow makes this name seem very usable (although her daughter Apple's name is a different story) and accessible to parents with no Welsh background. Since she's been an A-list celebrity for so long, it's surprising to see that Gwyneth was only given to 259 girls in 2011, ranking low at #978 for the first time back on the charts since the first time it ranked in 2004, when it was also low ranking - not popular, yet a very familiar rare name. A happy medium. The spelling Gweneth was given to 41 girls in 2011, Gwynneth 10 times, and Gwenneth 9 times.
Gwyneth means "white, fair, happy" in Welsh. A namesake of the 19th century, author Annie Harriet Hughes, who went by the pen name Gwyneth Vaughan, contributed to parents choosing this name. Gwyneth is strongly connected to the Kingdom of Gwynedd, not to be confused with modern Gwynedd in Wales. In the 5th century, early Middle Ages, the Kingdom of Gwynedd formed and the seat of power was in Deganwy Castle. At this time Gwynedd was a surname, and that of one of the kingdom's rulers. The modern city was named after the old kingdom, and this is where you can find Snowdonia National Park, and Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.
Humphrey
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Yes, not a name you hear every day, and not a name most parents think to use. In fact, Humphrey (HUM-free) was only given to 6 baby boys in 2011. It wasn't much better in the U.K., where it was only used 13 times in 2011. Rare indeed, yet so familiar. Not to mention intriguing nicknames: Hum, or Free. Many can still recall the charming actor Humphrey Bogart, who was in over 50 movies between 1928 and 1956, a year before he died. (I was shocked to learn my husband had no idea who he was, considering the American Film Institute ranked him the greatest male star in the history of American film.) He is most famous for "Casablanca" (1942) and "Sabrina" (1954). He starred alongside some gorgeous leading ladies, such as Ingrid Bergman, Lauren Bacall (whom he married), Audrey Hepburn and Katherine Hepburn. This cultural icon known for playing hard, yet noble characters would be a great namesake for a baby of film or Broadway buffs, and what's more is that he was born on Christmas day.
This vintage name of Old German origin means "peaceful warrior, peaceful bear" and was popular in medieval times, along with other y-ending names like Jeremy and Geoffrey. Saint Humphrey (Hunfrid) lived in the 800s AD, and the monk turned bishop turned abbot was one of many forced to flee during the Norman invasion, later returning to his place in France to rebuild. The name Humphrey can be found in a few other unexpected places, like on the son of King Henry IV, who became the first Duke of Gloucester, and who was named for his grandfather. There was a jazz musician named Humphrey Lyttleton, and a famous whale called Humphrey the Humpback.
Humphrey last appeared on the U.S. top 1000 in 1894, with no recurrences despite the actor's popularity. In fact, Bogart most likely saved the name from extinction, as it was being forgotten and fading closer to obscurity. Sometimes you can find Humphrey as a surname - it was that of Lyndon Johnson's VP, and Humphrey Bogart got it from his mom's maiden name. Humphries may be the more familiar surname. Humphrey appears in literature as well - Shakespeare's Henry IV, Tobias Smollett's Humphrey Clinker, Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair, and the children's book The World According to Humphrey by Betty Birney. He's even mentioned in Harry Potter.
So what do you think? Is Humphrey ready for his vintage revival? Don't let the first four letters influence you too much, as "hump" is said differently than Humphrey, and most are familiar enough with the name to pronounce it correctly as HUM-free. If it bothers you but you do like the name, consider using a legit variant such as Homfrey, Humfrey or Onofre.
Yes, not a name you hear every day, and not a name most parents think to use. In fact, Humphrey (HUM-free) was only given to 6 baby boys in 2011. It wasn't much better in the U.K., where it was only used 13 times in 2011. Rare indeed, yet so familiar. Not to mention intriguing nicknames: Hum, or Free. Many can still recall the charming actor Humphrey Bogart, who was in over 50 movies between 1928 and 1956, a year before he died. (I was shocked to learn my husband had no idea who he was, considering the American Film Institute ranked him the greatest male star in the history of American film.) He is most famous for "Casablanca" (1942) and "Sabrina" (1954). He starred alongside some gorgeous leading ladies, such as Ingrid Bergman, Lauren Bacall (whom he married), Audrey Hepburn and Katherine Hepburn. This cultural icon known for playing hard, yet noble characters would be a great namesake for a baby of film or Broadway buffs, and what's more is that he was born on Christmas day.
This vintage name of Old German origin means "peaceful warrior, peaceful bear" and was popular in medieval times, along with other y-ending names like Jeremy and Geoffrey. Saint Humphrey (Hunfrid) lived in the 800s AD, and the monk turned bishop turned abbot was one of many forced to flee during the Norman invasion, later returning to his place in France to rebuild. The name Humphrey can be found in a few other unexpected places, like on the son of King Henry IV, who became the first Duke of Gloucester, and who was named for his grandfather. There was a jazz musician named Humphrey Lyttleton, and a famous whale called Humphrey the Humpback.
Humphrey last appeared on the U.S. top 1000 in 1894, with no recurrences despite the actor's popularity. In fact, Bogart most likely saved the name from extinction, as it was being forgotten and fading closer to obscurity. Sometimes you can find Humphrey as a surname - it was that of Lyndon Johnson's VP, and Humphrey Bogart got it from his mom's maiden name. Humphries may be the more familiar surname. Humphrey appears in literature as well - Shakespeare's Henry IV, Tobias Smollett's Humphrey Clinker, Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair, and the children's book The World According to Humphrey by Betty Birney. He's even mentioned in Harry Potter.
So what do you think? Is Humphrey ready for his vintage revival? Don't let the first four letters influence you too much, as "hump" is said differently than Humphrey, and most are familiar enough with the name to pronounce it correctly as HUM-free. If it bothers you but you do like the name, consider using a legit variant such as Homfrey, Humfrey or Onofre.
19 Kasım 2012 Pazartesi
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Interview Over at Ren's Baby Name Blog
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Just a couple of days ago I completed an interview with Ren, from Ren's Baby Name Blog, which you can read here. You may remember Ren from the interview I did on her name back in September, which you can read here. I would have posted this Friday but I wanted to post Arrietty and then Cheshire as baby name of the day first.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
These baby names aren't so bad
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I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
Dempsey
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Dempsey is an Anglicized Irish surname meaning "proud," from "son of Ó Diomasaigh. The family with this name originated in the Kingdom of Uà Failghe. On occassion, this name was simply given as "Proudman" in English. This is not a unisex name.
The title Viscount Clanmalier was created for Terrance O'Dempsey by King James I, and after him there were only two others to hold the title before it was no longer used - Lewis O'Dempsey and Maximilian O'Dempsey. The O'Dempsey family was strong and powerful until the 17th century, or, until the Williamite wars. Several prominent people have bared this surname, including feminist activist Rosemary Dempsey, but two namesakes spring to mind immediately - the actor Patrick Dempsey, proud father of Sullivan and Darby, and Jack Dempsey, the 20th century boxing champ. There are dozens more, however, listed all over the web. Only a small handful feature Dempsey as a given name. In my opinion, Dempsey would make a fine first name for someone from this family tree, especially if it was the mother's maiden name.
In 2011 Dempsey was only given to 67 boys. It first appeared on the charts in 1880 at #579, which would suggest that if these charts had been up years before, it would show Dempsey gaining or continuing popularity until 1880. However, it was on and off the charts for the entire time it ranked, up until 1949, and it hasn't been back since.
The title Viscount Clanmalier was created for Terrance O'Dempsey by King James I, and after him there were only two others to hold the title before it was no longer used - Lewis O'Dempsey and Maximilian O'Dempsey. The O'Dempsey family was strong and powerful until the 17th century, or, until the Williamite wars. Several prominent people have bared this surname, including feminist activist Rosemary Dempsey, but two namesakes spring to mind immediately - the actor Patrick Dempsey, proud father of Sullivan and Darby, and Jack Dempsey, the 20th century boxing champ. There are dozens more, however, listed all over the web. Only a small handful feature Dempsey as a given name. In my opinion, Dempsey would make a fine first name for someone from this family tree, especially if it was the mother's maiden name.
In 2011 Dempsey was only given to 67 boys. It first appeared on the charts in 1880 at #579, which would suggest that if these charts had been up years before, it would show Dempsey gaining or continuing popularity until 1880. However, it was on and off the charts for the entire time it ranked, up until 1949, and it hasn't been back since.
18 Kasım 2012 Pazar
Interview Over at Ren's Baby Name Blog
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Just a couple of days ago I completed an interview with Ren, from Ren's Baby Name Blog, which you can read here. You may remember Ren from the interview I did on her name back in September, which you can read here. I would have posted this Friday but I wanted to post Arrietty and then Cheshire as baby name of the day first.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
These baby names aren't so bad
To contact us Click HERE
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
How To Hide A Lip Cold Sore How Do I Hide Cold Sore On My Lip If I Can't Get Rid Of It? First Time!! Pleaseeeeeee Help.?
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How do i hide cold sore on my lip if i can't get rid of it? first time!! pleaseeeeeee help.? - how to hide a lip cold sore
I am a girl, and cold pain of my ex ... I lied and said he had no cold sores ... anyway .... I have it on my lips and in the bottom of things. He had never ... for the first time. I hate it. How can I hide or cover .... How to handle?
I am ashamed and very much aware. It hurts me too. Help me pleaseeeeeeeeee. I feel upset :-(
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
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Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
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What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
17 Kasım 2012 Cumartesi
Cinderella Tk Maxx Where Can I Find And Buy Flower Girl Dresses By The Designer 'Cinderella'?
To contact us Click HERE
Where can I find and buy flower girl dresses by the designer 'Cinderella'? - cinderella tk maxx
We have seen, clothing, TK Maxx would have been perfect for our girls with flowers for our wedding in August. However, because it was TK Maxx, which had only a small selection of available age.
It was by a designer named "Cinderella", but a Google search for it takes only a few eBay auctions, and more are on the Disney character.
Can someone tell me where I buy them clothes and be able to choose the appropriate size for our flower girl?
Otherwise, if someone can give this answer, I will respond best to someone who can recommend an excellent site for "affordable" flower girl dresses (under 30 pounds).
What Does Dental Plaque Look Like What Is The Hard Yellowish Hard Object Surrounding The Base Of My Yorkie's Tooth?
To contact us Click HERE
What is the hard yellowish hard object surrounding the base of my Yorkie's tooth? - what does dental plaque look like
I inherited a yorkshire 6 years. It seems that something in the bones and broke into pieces and glued a small piece of his tooth. I tried to gently, but he is busy. Now I think I see another molar on the back! Your mouth smells terrible, and it was treated for a severe infection in the mouth. I did not notice these things until recently. The veterinarian has obviously not seen anything good when it was tested. It is due next week, dental, and of course we then have an answer, but until then, everyone knows if this could be the motherboard?
Interview Over at Ren's Baby Name Blog
To contact us Click HERE
Just a couple of days ago I completed an interview with Ren, from Ren's Baby Name Blog, which you can read here. You may remember Ren from the interview I did on her name back in September, which you can read here. I would have posted this Friday but I wanted to post Arrietty and then Cheshire as baby name of the day first.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
Also, my polls are not working properly. I'll put up new ones soon.
These baby names aren't so bad
To contact us Click HERE
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
I was reading a post I did last October, Intentionally or Creatively Misspelling Names, but I had some recent insight into this topic again and decided to do a sort of update. What I'm about to say goes against my usual beliefs and advice. I do not usually recommend invented names, invented spellings or smushing two names together. However, as I said in last year's post, in the case of smushing for the sake of family, I say "do what you have to do." Just keep in mind, you can put one family name in the first spot and one in the middle.
Mom is Jennifer, mother in law is Vanessa? Jenessa!Grandma Mary and dear friend Elizabeth? Mariella!Grandpa Adrian and father Harvey? Hadrian!
However, please note that sometimes you may think you're creating a new name and it is actually a legit old name (Hadrian, for example, is an ancient legit name Adrian came from) and sometimes a smush is not a good idea. For example Jeff and Mark... Jemarco? Not so nice.
My advice is to keep it simple and understandable. Rosetta + Pontia = Rosettia, could be lovely. However, Rosetta + Pontia = Pontetta, lots of confusion.
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