A is for all of my children's names, either first or middle. Why? I don't know! It is just something I started with my first two, and promptly decided that if the next one wasn't an A name, he or she would feel left out. And on and on it went. Until child number 5, it remained a first name, but then got too hard to say when frustrated...Au-ash-adam....So then we went to middle names, and kinda followed the alphabet for the first names. Except when I thought God told me that Nathan was going to be Rachel, thus forcing me to deviate further from that nonsense...Backtracking a bit, when I got pregnant with Nathan, God told me your next child will be Rachel. I thought He meant the child I was carrying, so Rachel "she" was. They even told me twice that "she" was a she based on ultrasound. Imagine our surprise when Rachel came out with boy parts!!! So, God meant my next child...literally. We have Austin, Ashley, Adam, Aaron, then Braydon Alexander, Conner Avery, Nathan Andrew, and Rachel Anne. Next boy will be Joshua Allan. No clue what a girl would be....so God, if you're reading this, you can give me another name again. I won't mind. Tee Hee....
(just a little clue about the title...I am going to be attempting a series of alphabet centered mom stuff...soon it will be mother B, and it will be about something that starts with a B...got it???)
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All of our kids have different first initials so I decided I wanted to stick with that. I was joking with my husband that we are going to have a lot of kids so we can use all the letters of the alphabet. He likes the name Tanner for a boy but we already have a Tyler. He needs to pick another name. lol.
you could use Tanner as a middle name. Jonathan Tanner...sounds perfect! You don't already have a J name, do you?
well, duh. Except your own name. Do the adults count in your different letters?
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