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Friday, December 17, 2004

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MARIA HERMINIA VEHA

MY DAUGHTERS' NAME ARE NATSUE AND KAEDE I AM LOOKING FOR THE MEANING ANN KANJI WOULD YOU HELPING ME? THANKS

robert

I wish I had a Japanese name..well besides Oyaji as I frequently get titled.Though I feel badly for the kid named "big boy" as well for "Flyboy" though there is an underlying cool factor to that one, I bet he'll still go through alot of sh*t with that name.
I also came across this awhile back: http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa050601a.htm
see. I've been interested in Japanese names for some time. I have decided that if I ever have kids I will name them using Japanese names or something wildly outlandish like Butterpeach Anklebiter or Orvillina Scratcherface..that way if the kid survives kindergarten he/she will be destined to notoriety...or psychotic rampage. In either case they are guaranteed a spot on the evening news. But no, I'll probably go with something Japanese..like Teri Yaki, or Natto Gyoza..something easy to remember. I get so easily distracted by complicated names... I remember when the best names had only three letters..like Jim, Tom, Bob, Art, Tim...ah those were the days.. but those names are all gone now..used up so that the rest of us must muddle through with two or more syllables ( apologies to Aloysius whose name frequently gets mispronounced). Yes. I wish I had a Japanese name. Veritatem dilexi ( I have loved the truth)

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