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The cool part about naming your kid is you don’t have to add six numbers to make sure the name is available.

Reminds me of the twins named by their uncle,

Denise

and




Denephew

My late grandfather had a first name I doubt anyone would use today. Ota.

I know a set of twins named Copen Hagen.

We interviewed a candidate yesterday whose first name was Cheyenne. I wanted to ask her how she got that name but not appropriate for a job interview. My theory was the parents liked the name and could give it to a boy or a girl. If she takes the position I'll ask her then.

BigTex wrote:We interviewed a candidate yesterday whose first name was Cheyenne. I wanted to ask her how she got that name but not appropriate for a job interview. My theory was the parents liked the name and could give it to a boy or a girl. If she takes the position I'll ask her then.

A girl that works in our corporate office is named Cheyenne.. I'll ask her, too...

Ric wrote:

BigTex wrote:We interviewed a candidate yesterday whose first name was Cheyenne. I wanted to ask her how she got that name but not appropriate for a job interview. My theory was the parents liked the name and could give it to a boy or a girl. If she takes the position I'll ask her then.

A girl that works in our corporate office is named Cheyenne.. I'll ask her, too...

I just think those were popular names several years back. I've seen people name their kids Dakota too which sounds pretty close.

There's a lady in my neighborhood named Cheyenne.

I thought that was a pretty cool name.