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Help[Games] Re: Lulu's congrats round 1
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LadyBug18
LN: Kingsley
DH: Frederick James "Fred"
DW: Eleanor Catherine "Ellie"
DD [mythology]: Cassandra Elissa
Fred & Ellie chose the name Cassandra for their new daughter because of the mythological story connected with it of the Trojan princess by that name, her purity and prophecies. Another funny reason Ellie wanted to use this name was that when she first found out she was expecting a child no one believed her at first, not even her husband! This circumstance reminded her of the story of the unheeded Cassandra and she had a good chuckle over it! :)
Fred wanted to use Elissa because of it's roots in Roman Mythology and it's close relationship to his mother's name Elizabeth! :)
Little Cassandra and her mother are at home now where proud father Fred delights in fussing over her. Cassandra has light brown hair and big blue eyes like her mommy.
"There is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown; of kings, princes, and knights" - Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
LN: Kingsley
DH: Frederick James "Fred"
DW: Eleanor Catherine "Ellie"
DD [mythology]: Cassandra Elissa
Fred & Ellie chose the name Cassandra for their new daughter because of the mythological story connected with it of the Trojan princess by that name, her purity and prophecies. Another funny reason Ellie wanted to use this name was that when she first found out she was expecting a child no one believed her at first, not even her husband! This circumstance reminded her of the story of the unheeded Cassandra and she had a good chuckle over it! :)
Fred wanted to use Elissa because of it's roots in Roman Mythology and it's close relationship to his mother's name Elizabeth! :)
Little Cassandra and her mother are at home now where proud father Fred delights in fussing over her. Cassandra has light brown hair and big blue eyes like her mommy.
"There is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown; of kings, princes, and knights" - Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
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