Symbolic names
joanlawson
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My daughter teaches at an infant school, and she has noticed a growing trend for parents to give their children unusual, rather symbolic names. This year, she's teaching a Storm, a Pheonix, and a River. Other symbloic names in the school include Diamond, Trinity, India, and Devon.
If you were to give yourself a symbolic name, what would it be :?: Arthur is banned :shock:
Joan
If you were to give yourself a symbolic name, what would it be :?: Arthur is banned :shock:
Joan
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After teaching for 35 years Joan I would be HEROD :evil :evil0
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What gets into these parents? I must admit it's a trend that baffles me, I would hate to have a name that reflects my parents appalling lack of taste. Life is tough enough without being called Sky or Chardonnay, Rainbow, Apple etc
I have a brain like fudge at the moment so I cannot think of one for me but if I do I'll let you know! DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0 -
i'm thinking STOICAL.
Well, we have to be with all this lot that comes our
way in the shape of (in my case) RA and OA.
Kath0 -
tonesp wrote:After teaching for 35 years Joan I would be HEROD :evil :evil
I sympathise with you, Tone Every teacher would like to be Herod sometimes0 -
dreamdaisy wrote:What gets into these parents? I must admit it's a trend that baffles me, I would hate to have a name that reflects my parents appalling lack of taste. Life is tough enough without being called Sky or Chardonnay, Rainbow, Apple etc
I have a brain like fudge at the moment so I cannot think of one for me but if I do I'll let you know! DD
Why would anyone want to call their child Storm :?: I think it's asking for trouble as they might try to live up to their name and develop a stormy personality :roll: Serene might be a better idea
Fudge sounds like a suitable name for you, DD0 -
kathbee wrote:i'm thinking STOICAL.
Well, we have to be with all this lot that comes our
way in the shape of (in my case) RA and OA.
Kath
Stoical is a good choice, Kath0 -
After last night I think I'll settle for Bacchus! DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
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delboy wrote:Epicure
Excellent, Del :!: I like it0 -
Instead of parents calling their children, Chanel, Dior, and other similar designer names,and as the economy being as it is, parents now have the option of other names to reflect our current times.
Matalan, Poundland, and Shoe Zone being just a few :shock:
Janie0 -
janie68 wrote:Instead of parents calling their children, Chanel, Dior, and other similar designer names,and as the economy being as it is, parents now have the option of other names to reflect our current times.
Matalan, Poundland, and Shoe Zone being just a few :shock:
Janie
he he
Kath0 -
rehab44 wrote:Forgiving
Ah, so heartfelt, Len0 -
janie68 wrote:Instead of parents calling their children, Chanel, Dior, and other similar designer names,and as the economy being as it is, parents now have the option of other names to reflect our current times.
Matalan, Poundland, and Shoe Zone being just a few :shock:
Janie
I can see it coming, Janie....Argos, Primark, Wilko, Aldi, Asda, not forgetting little Lidl :shock:0 -
I think I would choose Athene (goddess of wisdom, learning, art and crafts )0
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Can I pick , " Moanybat " ? It really suits me at the moment . Jillyb0
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Think I will stick with 'prefabkid'''Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy''. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)0
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prefabkid47 wrote:Think I will stick with 'prefabkid'
I like it0
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