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This game has two components to it. The first component is to select a 'Spouse1' and a 'Spouse2' for each 'Family' from the list below. The second component is to find names for the children of the 'Family' based on the information you have on each spouse. If you want to add a second MN to any family, feel free. Have fun!

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Rules: Everything is flexible and I encourage you to bend whatever rules you need to to make it work, while still having fun and being challenged. Feel free to add ages or story-lines to your families :)

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Spouses

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DH: Kemp Lorenzo Artz: Kemp loves his name, and would love to find some one-syllable words to use a middle names for his children. He also loves the idea of using names from many different cultures. He does NOT want to have a pattern with any of the names, and strongly feels that each child's name should be unique to that particular child.

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DH: "Bruno" Hawk Bruno Hoapili: Bruno was never overly fond of his name, and loved it when his wife decided to start calling him by his middle name instead. However, he does love that his combined names mean "Brown Hawk". He plans on having each of his children's first/middle names also have a cool meaning.

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DH: Romany Georgios Spiros: Romany loves his Greek heritage, and is insistent that all of his children will have a first name that somehow connects to that same Greek heritage.

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DW: Laila Maud Wandsworth: Laila likes names that are popular/trendy in England and also the traditional classic names that have been used by the aristocracy for years. However, if she were to chose a common name like Charlotte, she would rather have use the uncommon nickname of Lalla then Lottie or Charlie.

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DW: "Lina" Angelina Grace Atterberry: Lina never really thought about her names, or any name for that matter, until she became pregnant. She decided that she wants to use retro nicknames (that aren't currently trendy/popular) as first names.

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DW: Caitriona Bridget Moriarty: Caitriona never really liked her name. It was hard for people to pronounce and even harder for people to spell. She decided that she wanted short and simple first names for her children (1-syllable names up to 5 letters long or 2-syllable names up to 4 letters long) that are well-known, but aren't trending popular.

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Families

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The _____ Family

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Spouse1:
Spouse2:

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The _____ Family

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Spouse1:
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The _____ Family

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Spouse1:
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