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Help[Games] Darkbone's NTNB: ROUND I
Third time's the charm, right? R-right??? (looks on last 2 miscarried ntnbs)
The MacArthur Family
H: Rhys Alistair MacArthur [26]
W: Liwia Mieczysława “Via” MacArthur (Kalinowska) [23]
-D: [nb]
Rhys and Via had their first child, a girl! Her first name is from http://fireemblem.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Playable_characters (i seriously don’t have an excuse you guys) and her middle name is Polish.
The Reed-Koning Family
H: Lucian Copernicus “Luke” Reed-Walker [30]
W: Maud Lennon Koning [32]
-S: [exp]
Maud is pregnant with a boy! The first name isn’t often used, but has a relatively normal nickname. The middle name is from https://nameberry.com/list/355/Dutch-Baby-Names-for-Boys?all=1 .
The Polizakis Family
H: Hamilton Noa Polizakis [33]
W: Liesl Serena Polizakis (Rimmer) [33]
-S: [nb]
Hamilton and Liesl just had a son! His first name is an overlooked classic. His middle name is Hamilton, to continue the family tradition.
"Holding fast". There is just something about those two words, that make it a strong phrase. It’s not desperate or struggling like ‘holding on’. It’s like an 'I’m not slowing my pace down despite what has happened’ phrase.
The MacArthur Family
H: Rhys Alistair MacArthur [26]
W: Liwia Mieczysława “Via” MacArthur (Kalinowska) [23]
-D: [nb]
Rhys and Via had their first child, a girl! Her first name is from http://fireemblem.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Playable_characters (i seriously don’t have an excuse you guys) and her middle name is Polish.
The Reed-Koning Family
H: Lucian Copernicus “Luke” Reed-Walker [30]
W: Maud Lennon Koning [32]
-S: [exp]
Maud is pregnant with a boy! The first name isn’t often used, but has a relatively normal nickname. The middle name is from https://nameberry.com/list/355/Dutch-Baby-Names-for-Boys?all=1 .
The Polizakis Family
H: Hamilton Noa Polizakis [33]
W: Liesl Serena Polizakis (Rimmer) [33]
-S: [nb]
Hamilton and Liesl just had a son! His first name is an overlooked classic. His middle name is Hamilton, to continue the family tradition.
"Holding fast". There is just something about those two words, that make it a strong phrase. It’s not desperate or struggling like ‘holding on’. It’s like an 'I’m not slowing my pace down despite what has happened’ phrase.
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