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@anonysquire: we're both in Utah, so anything really goes here, but my rules of thumb are no to 1) anything spelled backward 2) anything with several Y's or Z's in it especially if it's a regular name with those thrown in for unique-ness. 3) anything ending in -Aiden.
Mormon saint names are big here and I don't mind that so much even if they are considered "weird" to others because it's so cultural, but some are a little challenging to say/spell.
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@Mrs. Jacks: there are a ton of -aiden endings lately huh! Ya I probably wouldn't try any of the "Mormon" names just cause DH can't pronounce any of them lol. I really shouldn't laugh because he wasn't raised Mormon but its just so cute when he says them wrong.
And you are right, there are a lot of unique names here, and with people having large families people are bound to like at least one of your kids names lol.
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@Mrs. Jacks: oh and how about the weather? Geez I am freezing! We just got back from a weekend in park city and I packed all fleece!
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@tejbee: that's my grandmother's name.
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@anonysquire: I like it so much better than the hot weather, but it was pretty sudden! We went up Millcreek canyon yesterday and it was so beautiful!
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@Mrs. Jacks: how fun! Love it up there! Have you ever been to Gardner village? We went last Monday and it was so much fun. They have a witch fest going on with funny stuffed witches all around and a scavenger hunt. It's really cute!
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@anonysquire: I haven't done that yet. We were busy taking all our Christmas card photos, so I was very intent on getting the best of the girls!
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