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"Who's the Daddy? um, well...."

That would be me, in about 4.5 months time.

Yes, that's right, I'm currently dealing with a wife that does a good exorcist impression. Why do they call it morning sickness though? 1am the other night didn't feel like morning to me!

Anyway, that's why I'm not on here so often at the moment, and may be even less as September approaches. Exciting, scarey and pretty amazing all in one go...

Jorge

beg ya pardon it should of been 'Quien es tu Padre? Tu'

pb wrote:
> hm.. It may be a Spanish name.
> As for first names, something Spanish would be more likely.
>
> For a girl, I quite like:
> Isabel, Suzanna
>
> and for a boy:
> Angel, Antonio (though there are already 2 antonios in her family)
>
> Alternative names I like but would never get away with:
> Jesus, Cervantes
>
> Or perhaps Mario-sonic?

Spanish people usually have lots of last names! Its the two parents surnames then yours isnt it!?

Anyway,

For a boy if I was toname it spanish I would proably call it:

Pablo (Paul), Jesus, (they pronounce it Hey - zeus), Enrique (he he), Emilio (winning one/ flatterer) or Juan or José

Girlies names are so much caller though!

Damita (little princess), Paquita (little lady tho its spelt wrong prob), Anna, Cristina, Eva!

Aww I want a spanish baby now, Congratulations 'que es el Padre? TU'

pb wrote:
> Stephen isn't so bad...steve, stevie, stefano, stefan

*cries* Soooo many bad abbreviations!

Stephen isn't so bad...steve, stevie, stefano, stefan

Icaruss wrote:
> Cub!st wrote:
> Names are easy. I have boys and girls names picked out for my kids
> allready.
>
> Boy:
> Christopher (I like the abbreviation Chris)
> or
> David (I like the abbreviation Dave)
>
> Damn, you're original!

I don't need to be original. I am going on what the name sounds like and I think they sound nice. Much better than my name (Stephen) which I hate. I also hate my last name so I still have plans to change my full name one day. Not decided to what yet. I was thinking of something with an Irish feel. Don't know why. I really like Cameron though and O'Donell. I think that'd be a good name. I like my mother's maiden name though so I may choose that to stick with the family vibe. David would go well with that. OH! What about David O'Donell? Sweeeeeet, now there's a memorable name. Oh well, until I can decide I'll stick to *shudders* Stephen.

Ivan, a good russian name.

How about Byron Fonz Garcia (BFG?)

Antonio Byron Garcia sounds good.

Fernando Byron Garcia?

Carlos?

hm.. It may be a Spanish name.

Not only do we have to decide on the first name, but the surname as well. In Spain the surnames are usually made up of the father's last surname name then the mother's last surname, so:

Francis Garcia Fernandez and Maria Molina Gomez
would have a son or daughter whose surname was Fernandez Gomez.

But then my family would obviously like my surname to be used. I can see a war occuring over this already, but I quite like the idea of a surname Byron Garcia.

As for first names, something Spanish would be more likely.

For a girl, I quite like:
Isabel, Suzanna

and for a boy:
Angel, Antonio (though there are already 2 antonios in her family)

Alternative names I like but would never get away with:
Jesus, Cervantes

Or perhaps Mario-sonic?

Cub!st wrote:
> Names are easy. I have boys and girls names picked out for my kids
> allready.
>
> Boy:
> Christopher (I like the abbreviation Chris)
> or
> David (I like the abbreviation Dave)

Damn, you're original!