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my boss' daughter (who is one of my friends) is going to have a baby girl on valentine's day (we THINK) and she would like some names that sound "girly" and that might commemorate the day she (MIGHT BE) born on. i'm clean out of idea's i have NOTHING. if you could please help that would be great!
~*Mandiee*~
~*Mandiee*~
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"Caponela" in honor of...
...another boss -- Al Capone -- who ordered the St. Valentine's Massacre. Seven of rival mobster Bugsy Moran's men were gunned down by machine gun fire and left splattered on the floor of a warehouse on North Clark Street in Chicago on Feb. 14, 1929.
I personally think that "Caponela" would be a charming name for your boss's baby daughter.
And, if you don't think that's an appropriate name for her, then perhaps you should've taken a question of this nature over to the Baby Name Message Board, where questions such as these are more appropriate.
-- Nanaea
...another boss -- Al Capone -- who ordered the St. Valentine's Massacre. Seven of rival mobster Bugsy Moran's men were gunned down by machine gun fire and left splattered on the floor of a warehouse on North Clark Street in Chicago on Feb. 14, 1929.
I personally think that "Caponela" would be a charming name for your boss's baby daughter.
And, if you don't think that's an appropriate name for her, then perhaps you should've taken a question of this nature over to the Baby Name Message Board, where questions such as these are more appropriate.
-- Nanaea
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How about Love for a mn? as In Jennifer Love Hewitt??
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This should probably be on the Baby Name Board as well - oh, what the heck.
Valentine (-teen, not tine) used to be a perfectly respectable name for boys and girls; not used much for either now, but why not go back to it? Or any name with Val in it, like Valerie (my sister-in-law) or Valmae (almost my sister-in-law, but her parents went mainstream). Or, since February is the rainy month, there's always Raine. Rose? Loveday?
Valentine (-teen, not tine) used to be a perfectly respectable name for boys and girls; not used much for either now, but why not go back to it? Or any name with Val in it, like Valerie (my sister-in-law) or Valmae (almost my sister-in-law, but her parents went mainstream). Or, since February is the rainy month, there's always Raine. Rose? Loveday?
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Valencia
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