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thread: same middle name for DD's???

  1. #19
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    Jan 2008
    Country Victoria
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    I think it is a common middle name. I cannot re-use it for my children as my married surname ends with ......ley (pronounced Lee).

  2. #20
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    Sep 2008
    bunbury WA
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    awww i just had a thought...maybe on day ill have a grandbaby with Lee as a middle name too damn hormones

  3. #21
    Registered User

    Oct 2008
    SA
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    My sister and I share the same middle name - it is the same middle name that our father and grandfather have. Its an unusual name and it always gets a conversation started when people ask, but it is a nice family connection for us and something we're both proud of.

  4. #22
    Registered User

    Apr 2009
    Adelaide, SA
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    HI

    I have the middle nameLee. We gave it to our first 2 girls and this time if we have a girl Lee will be used as part of her first name in remembrance of our second daughter,

    Best of luck deciding

  5. #23
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    Aug 2009
    Ipswich, Queensland
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    My two sister-in-laws both have 'may' as a middle name which is the same as their mum... they are also all born in May - presuming thats how the name came about....
    I thought it was odd at first as i've never seen all girls/boys have the same middle name - only sort of one child... but i don't see anything wrong with it. I just wasn't used to it.

    How about a varient... my mum is Leanne and I am Kirsty-Lea.... so one of my daughters i'm going to change it slightly and have Kaeleigh or Ashleigh. So the sound of 'Lea' is still in there but its unique to her.

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