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Carnivorous Tidepool: Nunny Names

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Friday, December 5, 2008. Today I was trying to find out if nuns have last names. I thought maybe, since they are married to God and often change their first names or add to them, they might not have last names. Based on the number of blogging nuns. Out there with last names.well, that answered my question. Yes, yes they do keep their last names. And get the most recent version here. Guess what she calls her blog? Sr Helena Burns, fsp.

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Carnivorous Tidepool: Baby Names and Place Names, Part II

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Wednesday, September 3, 2008. Baby Names and Place Names, Part II. As a follow-up to my previous post, I've compiled a couple of lists of place names that might make nice first names for a baby. With the introduction of VP-nominee Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol. This post is especially timely. First up, I was surprised, when looking at the existing SSA data, that Africa. Ending is familiar (with Angelica. And I also want to mention t...

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Carnivorous Tidepool: August 2008

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Baby Names and Place Names. Last night, after a heady evening of NBC Olympics, my husband mused that Helsinki. And put together a nice list of popular names that are also cities in the U.S. I put together my own list of names in the top 1000 for 2007 that are also famous places. I'm primarily trying to identify people names that were place names first. It's not a short list! Were on the top 1000 list, I woul...

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Carnivorous Tidepool: June 2008

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Sunday, June 29, 2008. So hard to remember, so easy to forget. My first post should probably be some kind of justification for the creation of a blog dedicated to a topic that most people consider so trivial they can't even remember it for the duration of a handshake. It's like admitting that you like Star Trek. Actually, it's like admitting that you like Star Trek. At that point, you don't just "like" Star Trek. Links to this post.

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Carnivorous Tidepool: New Links & Tools

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Saturday, August 2, 2008. New Links and Tools. A short note to draw your attention to all the new links to name databases, name blogs and websites, and name tools that I've added in the side bars. A few demand a short explanation: Baby Namescape. Allows you to get local by seeing what names babies have been getting at individual hospitals. Nymbler. Is a tool associated with the excellent Baby Name Wizard. And Behind The Name.

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Carnivorous Tidepool: September 2008

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Wednesday, September 3, 2008. Baby Names and Place Names, Part II. As a follow-up to my previous post, I've compiled a couple of lists of place names that might make nice first names for a baby. With the introduction of VP-nominee Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol. This post is especially timely. First up, I was surprised, when looking at the existing SSA data, that Africa. Ending is familiar (with Angelica. And I also want to mention t...

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Carnivorous Tidepool: Sophia for Boys

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Saturday, August 2, 2008. As many people have noticed I'm sure, there's a trend in U.S. naming toward Victorian, old-world style names, especially for girls. They travel well and they feel upper-class, historical, important. Girls have many popular choices in this genre, including Isabella, Sophia, Lily, Ava, Olivia, Emma, Samantha, Amelia. S lists) yields even more lovely, usable names for girls. But, as Laura Wattenberg. Are way ah...

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Carnivorous Tidepool: July 2008

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Unisex Names and Word Names. And would your baby's gender really matter to most parents, as long as you had a beautiful child to love? Those were my first questions. Then, of course, I thought to myself: What if I had such a child- what could I name it so that, whatever gender the child came to identify with, the name would fit? In other words, I started wondering about unisex names. Or familiar for Jack.

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Carnivorous Tidepool: Random Name Generators

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Thursday, July 17, 2008. One fun feature that two of my favorite names sites have is a random name generator. It's exactly what it sounds like: you click a button and a random name appears. Refresh to get another one. As usual, Behind the Name. Anyway, enough of my ramble. Here are a few of my favorite randomly generated combinations. Fracas Pipes (Transformer Name). Startlespoon Bubblepop (Witch Name). July 18, 2008 at 11:14 AM.

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Carnivorous Tidepool: Unisex Names & Word Names

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Neglected old blog about names reincarnated as a blog about everything. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Unisex Names and Word Names. And would your baby's gender really matter to most parents, as long as you had a beautiful child to love? Those were my first questions. Then, of course, I thought to myself: What if I had such a child- what could I name it so that, whatever gender the child came to identify with, the name would fit? In other words, I started wondering about unisex names. Or familiar for Jack.