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| 130.1 |  | MSD36::STHILAIRE | Happiness is Springsteen tix | Wed Feb 24 1988 09:44 | 10 | 
|  |     I know a man who works at DEC whose name is Adrian.  When he was
    a kid he hated his name because there was a little girl named Adrienne
    in his neighborhood and the other kids told him he had a girl's
    name.  But, I guess he likes it now.
    
    I like the name Julian, too.  Julian Lennon brought the name to
    my attention.
    
    Lorna
    
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| 130.2 | A different spelling for Julian (JULIEN) | FACVAX::BELLIVEAU |  | Mon Nov 20 1989 12:20 | 16 | 
|  |     
    Hi,
    
    I love the name Julian.  We had a son on July 17, 1989 and we named
    him Julien (the E is french).  His full name is Julien Michel (Michael)
    Belliveau.  Some people do have a hard time saying his name, as
    they do my Husbands.  His name is Michel.  Aslo, people find my
    name a bit unusual.  My name is Germaine, people always want to
    spell it with a (J). 
    
    I do recall reading the book from V.C Anders and seeing the name
    Julian.  But I named Julien for the month of July, and that it went
    well with the rest of his name.  Also, just for some fun.   Julien's
    nickname is Bijou which means little Jewel in French.
    
    Germaine
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| 130.3 | Another Yea for French names like Julien | STEREO::FAHEL | Amalthea Luincarandir/Silver Unicorn | Mon Nov 20 1989 12:31 | 9 | 
|  |     Ah, yes.  Julien Marquet, from "Petals on the Wind" by V.C. Andrews.
    I re-read that just last week.
    
    I find French names to be so pretty.  I have 2 uncles names Maurice
    and Lucien (Mo and Lou to friends and family).  The only french
    name I have is my middle name, Theresa  (pronounced ter-RICE by
    my older relatives).
    
    K.C.
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| 130.4 |  | NUTMEG::MACDONALD_K |  | Tue Jan 16 1990 14:45 | 15 | 
|  |     re:-1  (Karen, is it?)
    
    Yes, your middle name...  My daughter's is Therese (ends in e instead
    of a) and my mother had the same name - only our relatives pronounce
    it Ter-RASE  (long a, accent on the second syllable - almost a Z sound
    instead of S but not quite)  I like it better with an A at the end,
    like yours, but it wouldn't have worked in our case for naming her
    after my mother.
    
    re:.2
    
    I LOVE your son's name.  
    
    - Kathryn
    
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