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Annabeth: Baby Name of the Day

August 28, 2012

She’s a lovely smoosh of a name, boosted by a fictional heroine. Thanks to Claire for suggesting Annabeth as our Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Arabella

July 22, 2011

Nicole requested this frilly, feminine confection ages ago – and she’s very much in the news this week. With congratulations to Ivanka and Jared, today’s Baby Name of the Day is Arabella.

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Baby Name of the Day: Annora

June 7, 2011

She’s a medieval rarity that would be right at home in today’s Top 100. Thanks to Christina for suggesting Annora as our Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Antoinette

February 15, 2011

She was worn famously by an ill-fated queen. Could this fussy français appellation wear well on a modern girl? Thanks to Lauren for suggesting our Baby Name of the Day: Antoinette.

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Baby Name of the Day: Neda

November 24, 2010

She’s a deeply meaningful name with roots in three cultures. Thanks to C in DC for suggesting Neda as Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Annemarie

October 28, 2010

She’s a traditional compound name, but she’s fallen out of favor in recent years. Thanks to Stephanie for suggesting Annemarie as Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Augusta

October 27, 2010

Is this regal appellation due for a revival? Thanks to Annabel for suggesting Augusta as Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Nan

September 10, 2010

She’s as simple as Mae, as retro as Nell. Thanks to Nan for suggesting her own appellation for Baby Name of the Day.

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Every once in an odd while, it occurs to me that you might enjoy a glimpse of Aly & Clio. Yup, they’re sitting in a hand chair. Nope, it’s not at our house. It is our fabulous local brew pub/restaurant/general store Franklin’s. Happily, it’s just a few blocks from our house. It was Franklin’s that [...]

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