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Help[Games] Cera's NTNB - Round 1
This is a tiny bit different from other NTNB games because the "rules" for each family are different, and will be consistent throughout the game. One family will always have a name bank, another will always ask for names from a certain language, etc.
You don't have to play all the rounds; you can jump in whenever.
Have fun!
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The Channing Family
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DH: Liam John (24)
DW: Chelsea Maria (24)
DD:
Liam and Chelsea are expecting a daughter and want to use a name that is elegant and a little unusual. They have narrowed their list down to the following names:
Allegra, Cleo, Cordelia, Gwen, Esmee, Freya, Julienne, Liora, Lorna, Magnolia, Maris, Nerissa, Olive, Opal, Pia, Ramona, Reva, Rosalina, September, Ursula
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The Eldritch Family
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DH: Sebastian Harold (30)
DW: Evelina Renata (27)
DS:
Sebastian and Evelina are expecting a baby boy. Evelina is Italian and would like the baby to have an Italian name.
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The Killington Family
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DH: Jeremy Lee (23)
DW: Leila Spring (24)
DS:
Jeremy and Leila are expecting a son. They both like very unusual names, especially "word names" that sound nice but are not frequently used as names. For their son, they would like to use an uncommon place name and an uncommon virtue name. Practical nicknames are a plus, but not a requirement.
http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/placename.html
http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/virtue.html
(These links are just suggestions; if you can think of other names that fit the criteria, feel free to use them.)
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The Nicholson-Gardner Family
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DH: Jonathan Edgar "Jon" (34)
DH: Abel Matthew (36)
DD/DD: CJ / AS
Jon and Abel are adopting twin girls! They would like to honor the birth parents, Christina Joy and Andrew Stephen, by using their initials.
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The Vasseur Family
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DH: Leo Francois (33)
DW: Stephanie Margaret (32)
DS:
Leo and Stephanie are expecting their first child, a boy. Their taste in names is fairly diverse; the most important thing to them is meaning. They would like one of their son's names to mean "beauty," "beautiful," or "handsome" and the other to mean "rich," "wealthy," "lucky," or "fortunate."
**Note: When you search for names here by meaning, be sure to check to make sure that the name actually means whatever you search for, because sometimes the search brings up names that don't actually mean whatever the search term was but just have it in their description.
You don't have to play all the rounds; you can jump in whenever.
Have fun!
--
The Channing Family
--
DH: Liam John (24)
DW: Chelsea Maria (24)
DD:
Liam and Chelsea are expecting a daughter and want to use a name that is elegant and a little unusual. They have narrowed their list down to the following names:
Allegra, Cleo, Cordelia, Gwen, Esmee, Freya, Julienne, Liora, Lorna, Magnolia, Maris, Nerissa, Olive, Opal, Pia, Ramona, Reva, Rosalina, September, Ursula
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The Eldritch Family
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DH: Sebastian Harold (30)
DW: Evelina Renata (27)
DS:
Sebastian and Evelina are expecting a baby boy. Evelina is Italian and would like the baby to have an Italian name.
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The Killington Family
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DH: Jeremy Lee (23)
DW: Leila Spring (24)
DS:
Jeremy and Leila are expecting a son. They both like very unusual names, especially "word names" that sound nice but are not frequently used as names. For their son, they would like to use an uncommon place name and an uncommon virtue name. Practical nicknames are a plus, but not a requirement.
http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/placename.html
http://www.namenerds.com/uucn/virtue.html
(These links are just suggestions; if you can think of other names that fit the criteria, feel free to use them.)
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The Nicholson-Gardner Family
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DH: Jonathan Edgar "Jon" (34)
DH: Abel Matthew (36)
DD/DD: CJ / AS
Jon and Abel are adopting twin girls! They would like to honor the birth parents, Christina Joy and Andrew Stephen, by using their initials.
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The Vasseur Family
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DH: Leo Francois (33)
DW: Stephanie Margaret (32)
DS:
Leo and Stephanie are expecting their first child, a boy. Their taste in names is fairly diverse; the most important thing to them is meaning. They would like one of their son's names to mean "beauty," "beautiful," or "handsome" and the other to mean "rich," "wealthy," "lucky," or "fortunate."
**Note: When you search for names here by meaning, be sure to check to make sure that the name actually means whatever you search for, because sometimes the search brings up names that don't actually mean whatever the search term was but just have it in their description.
This message was edited 12/22/2006, 9:06 AM
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