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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 265.1 | The search ends?? | ONFIRE::DWILLIAMS | | Fri Jul 15 1988 08:37 | 2 |
| What about Ashley Elizabeth?? For a name that would sound nice
with Sanborn.
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| 265.2 | | 3D::SANBORN | Crazy, and lovin' it | Fri Jul 15 1988 08:56 | 5 |
| That sounds nice, and I like Ashley. My only reservations are lack
of a good nickname ("Ash?"), and that it seems to be an very popular
name these days.
--- Dave
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| 265.3 | Switch Names | ONFIRE::DWILLIAMS | | Fri Jul 15 1988 10:03 | 3 |
| You could always use Lee for a nickname name instead of Ash. Or
what about Elizabeth Ashley. That way there are a few more nicknames.
Like Liz or Beth or Betty.
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| 265.4 | | SHARE::STOCKRM97 | | Fri Jul 15 1988 15:58 | 2 |
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How about Courtney Nichole..
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| 265.5 | | LDP::PRGSEC | Sh*t Happens! | Mon Jul 18 1988 08:01 | 4 |
| How about..........
Chasen
Sorry!
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| 265.6 | I like these! | YUPPY::FELL | | Mon Jul 18 1988 09:40 | 11 |
| Suggestions:-
Atlanta
Cally (Callie)
Georgia
Let us know your final decision.
Regds
Mazzer
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| 265.7 | repy to sanborn | 3D::PIERCE | | Fri Jul 22 1988 14:08 | 8 |
| Dear Dave,
How about Alicia or Louisa or Barbara, I think one of those
three would sound very strong with the last name Sanborn, Espally
Barbara.
Good Luck,
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| 265.8 | MEDAIA | IAMOK::HANSON | | Tue Jul 26 1988 13:08 | 7 |
| You won't believe this one...it's my mother's name and someday
I hope to use it as a middle name for a daughter.
Medaia pronounced Mah-DAY-ah
Medaia Sanborn.....HMMMMMMMMMMMM Godess of love is the meaning......
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| 265.9 | Ariadne/Kathleen/What is a nickname? | UTROP1::WIJDEVEN_M | | Thu Aug 04 1988 10:45 | 22 |
| How about Ariadne or Kathleen?
I am not familiar with what you call "nicknames".
Is that a short way you call a baby every day. Like Katherine and
you call her Kathy or like myself: My official name is Martina
but my parents call me Marianne. Only by weddings and that kind
of official occasions I will be called Martina. But nobody knows
me by that name. Is that a nickname?
Or do you mean that people shorten a name easily from Ashley to
Ash?
Please let me know because I saw that they use the word "nickname"
a lot in these babynames-notes!
Let us know your decision.
Regards,
Marianne (Holland)
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| 265.10 | Nick is a nickname | EDUHCI::WARREN | | Thu Aug 04 1988 10:55 | 13 |
| You've got the idea. A nickname can be an abbreviated form of
your first name (like Kathy for Katherine or Bob for Robert) or
sometimes it's an unrelated name that you use informally (Stretch
or Red or Sis). Sometimes a nickname is actually longer than your
given name. An example would be someone named Ann who is usually
called Annie.
Basically, it's what your friends usually call you, if it differs
from your official name.
-Tracy
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| 265.11 | Announcing Michael David Sanborn! | 3D::SANBORN | Crazy, and lovin' it | Thu Aug 25 1988 13:32 | 8 |
| Well folks, thanks much for all your suggestions for girls names,
but we won't need them (at least not this time). The baby is a
boy after all (just like my wife predicted...). His full name is
Michael David Sanborn born August 5, 1988 12:27pm, 7lbs 13 oz,
21 in. long.
Thanks again,
Dave
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| 265.12 | Welcome, Master Sanborn | GIGI::WARREN | | Thu Aug 25 1988 14:22 | 4 |
| That's a beautiful name...Congratulations to you all!
-Tracy
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