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Posted by Taria on September 25, 2009, 10:29 am
I understand the cranky mood for whatever reason. It has been
a long grumpy summer here for several reasons.
Lea dog was a female Leo. Her birthdate was approved by my
astrologer dad so that fit. Georgia was chosen after hearing Boz
Skaggs sing the song of that name while I was in the grocery.
Georgia made me think of the red soil of Georgia and she is kind
of a big red gal. Ginger dd came up with. We wanted a 'G' name
to go with Georgia so we could call them the G or golden girls. Helped
that Ginger on the group here is a pretty neato gal and so the name
had a very positive feel to me. Ginger and Georgia took over a
week to name. Just took a bit to feel right.
DH names cats mostly. Personality traits seem to be his choice.
Friends have a dog named Cowgirl. Kids picked that one. ; )
I think sometimes it just takes time to get a feel for a pet
before you can name it. I'll look forward to hearing what
you choose for that cute lab.
Taria
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> First, I apologize to any & all I've offended with any posts this
> week. Plain & simple, the stress & pain have turned out to be more
> than I can handle, and that's on me. I once mentioned that when
> someone posts something that seems out of character, there's usually a
> reason. Mea Culpa.
> Next, I'm curious about the *processes* people go through in naming
> their QIs.
> I'M NOT LOOKING FOR NAME SUGGESTIONS. Thanks, but we have that
> covered; the list is down from 144+ to 12 this morning. I am curious
> about the *process* - did you (like us) make a list and then use some
> method of elimination? Did a name just pop into your head? Did your
> QI name themselves by some act/behavior? Did your kids just pick one
> out of thin air? Did you have it planned ahead of time? Something
> else?
> Doc
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> week. Plain & simple, the stress & pain have turned out to be more
> than I can handle, and that's on me. I once mentioned that when
> someone posts something that seems out of character, there's usually a
> reason. Mea Culpa.
> Next, I'm curious about the *processes* people go through in naming
> their QIs.
> I'M NOT LOOKING FOR NAME SUGGESTIONS. Thanks, but we have that
> covered; the list is down from 144+ to 12 this morning. I am curious
> about the *process* - did you (like us) make a list and then use some
> method of elimination? Did a name just pop into your head? Did your
> QI name themselves by some act/behavior? Did your kids just pick one
> out of thin air? Did you have it planned ahead of time? Something
> else?
> Doc