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| 671.1 | A couple of "J"s | DUCK::HARDYA | Pas d'elle y Rhone que nous | Fri Apr 19 1991 04:14 | 6 | 
|  |     If you still want a "J" middle name, how about
    
    Taylor Janine
    Taylor Jaye
    
    Both have a nice rhythm to them.......
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| 671.2 | To name a few | STEREO::FAHEL | Amalthea Celebras, Silver Unicorn | Fri Apr 19 1991 08:16 | 12 | 
|  |     Taylor Janice
    Taylor Jennifer
    Taylor Jessica
    Taylor Jane
    Taylor Jasmine
    Taylor Joan
    Taylor Joanne
    Taylor Joy
    
    And nicknames are as important as you want them to be!
    
    K.C.
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| 671.3 | Taylor Jo? | TIPTOE::STOLICNY |  | Fri Apr 19 1991 08:33 | 18 | 
|  |     
    I think it would be great to come up with a middlename that begins
    with J 'casue TJ would be so cute!  (Course, my nickname is CJ, so
    maybe I'm biased!).    I like the following (some same as KC's list):
    
    Taylor Jo Robertson (this is my middle name)
    Taylor Jayne Robertson
    Taylor Joy Robertson
    Taylor June Robertson
    Taylor Jill/Jillian Robertson
    Taylor Janelle Robertson
    
    Personally, I think the short middle names are preferable with the
    3 syllable last name.
    
    Good luck, Taylor is a very pretty choice!
    Carol
    
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| 671.4 | A few more J's | KERNEL::COFFIN |  | Thu Apr 25 1991 11:27 | 13 | 
|  |     
    
    Here's a few more 'J' names to add to the list:-
    
    Taylor Jeanette Robertson
    Taylor Joselynne Robertson (can be shortend to Jose "pronounced Jos")
    Taylor Jana Robertson (soft 'J')
    Taylor Janine Robertson (soft 'J')
    
    Good luck in choosing a name
    
    Regards Samantha
    
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| 671.5 | And some more... | RIPPLE::BARTHOLOM_SH | A stroke of luck... | Thu Apr 25 1991 19:24 | 21 | 
|  |     Here are some more "J" names...
    
    Jayamie
    Josephene
    Jemima
    Julie
    Julia
    Juliana
    Joyce
    Jenna
    Jonna
    Janessa
    Jordana
    Jordyn
    Jerrika
    Jacqueline
    Janet
    Jeanette
    Jenny
    
    Shilah
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| 671.6 | Any other ideas? | INGOLD::ROBERTSON |  | Mon Apr 29 1991 21:54 | 16 | 
|  |     Thanks so much for all your suggestions. We have a great babyname book
    so we really had gone through all the "J's".  The ones that we like are
    either too long, belong to someone we know, or are not gender specific
    (since Taylor can be either male or female, we would like a female mid-
    dle name).
    
    Any other suggestions, or comments on the middle names we've chosen?
    We've added one more to our list:
    
    Taylor Brynn Robertson
    Taylor Elyse Robertson
    Taylor Kirsten Robertson  (T.K. as a nickname)
    
    Thanks for your help.
    
    Lindsay
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| 671.7 | Good middle names | TUNER::FAHEL | Amalthea Celebras, Silver Unicorn | Tue Apr 30 1991 08:12 | 4 | 
|  |     Taylor Kirsten is nice!  (and I like T.K. for a nickname)  I also like
    Taylor Elyse.
    
    K.C.
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| 671.8 |  | PEKING::SMITHS2 | The Pregnant Pink Pedaller!! | Tue Jun 22 1993 07:28 | 17 | 
|  |     
    My husband has suggested Taylor if we have a baby girl in October. 
    We've decided on Jacob Thomas for a boy.  Although I like the name
    Taylor, I wasn't sure about it at first as it's virtually unheard of here 
    in the UK and sounded a bit like a made-up name.  But it's grown on me
    ... and seeing it here has reassured me!  Also I wanted to go with 
    something that Andy liked as (a) we're finding it very hard to agree on 
    any girl's names and (b) Jacob was more my choice than his for a boy's 
    name (I have this feeling that it's going to be a boy!).
    
    So, if it's a girl we'll probably call her Taylor Louise Smith. 
    
    Sound okay?
    
    Sam
     
                                       
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