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Cleita

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15. Well, I guess it beats naming them after soap opera characters, which

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Mon Jan 2, 2012, 09:26 PM

Jan 2012

was all the rage the last time I was in Texas. What ever happened to passing down family names? I was named after a grandmother and an aunt and a much younger cousin was named after me. My step daughter was named after her mother and an aunt. Is that too old fashioned and dowdy these days?

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Twilight's influence on baby names in Texas [View all] The Straight Story Dec 2011 OP

Boy, my cousin's names are tame by comparison Xipe Totec Dec 2011 #1

OK, the second two I recognize as Spanish... badgerpup Dec 2011 #3

Nahuatl Xipe Totec Dec 2011 #4

So is chichiltictepetzacuxochitl Nahuatl? REP Dec 2011 #10

Yes, as a matter of fact, it is. Xipe Totec Jan 2012 #11

You guessed my next question! REP Jan 2012 #13

I've had a couple of Xochitls in my classes these past few years Bucky Dec 2011 #8

And Xochiquetzal - Flower-bird Xipe Totec Jan 2012 #12

True story. no_hypocrisy Dec 2011 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague Dec 2011 #5

aren't most fans of that teens and preteens ? JI7 Dec 2011 #6

Well Texas does have one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the country..... marmar Dec 2011 #7

Likely, not higher than the state I live in: Mississippi. :/ nt Selatius Jan 2012 #14

Actually it does tammywammy Jan 2012 #17

How odd would it be if my folks' generation got their baby names from popular movies Bucky Dec 2011 #9

Well, I guess it beats naming them after soap opera characters, which Cleita Jan 2012 #15

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