Well we have a new baby in the family. Its my husband's sister had a little girl. I wish I could spell her name. Its pronounced sears sha. Its spelled like sioursia. Did her parents even think about that one. My daughters name is Elliott. When we named her we took a census of all the elliotts of the world and how it was spelled. Double L double T seemed to be the most common. Does anyone spell it right? Can you imagine the poor child. I have a prediction she is either going to go by her second name: Kathleen or she is going to be known as simply "baby" . How is baby doing today? Can you bring baby over? I can't even imagine how many times the mother is both going to have to repeat the name and also spell it. It serves he right. As soon as the child is old enough she will change it. There is actually a study out there that follows kids with odd names and how often they get bullied and even later in life how unsuccessful they are. Does that put pressure on a parent or what? I guess the name is super popular in Ireland so thats where they get it. Jai's sister has this weird thing for Ireland. She is irish but so are a lot of people. I am suprised she didn't marry some red headed irish fellow. Anyway the baby is beautiful so maybe that will carry her through.
Did you ever notice that when two beautiful people have a baby it is ugggers. But when two just average or unattractive people get together they have beautiful, beautiful babies. It is wierd how the world works that way. What do you do when you see an ugly baby? I hate it, I always get a lost for words and say "oh he/she is so cute." Eecks then you can't take it back. Its hard to believe but there really are some ugly babies out there. Our friends had one but luckily he grew up to be a little doll