Why Brothers Don’t Get Naming Privileges
“Mommy, wouldn’t you say we’re about to have three kids in our family?”
“No, no, I really would not say that.”
“If we have another baby in our family, and it’s a boy, we should name him Twister. It starts with T and ends with -er. Just like us.”
Tucker, Tyler, and Twister.
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Tricia Lott Williford
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Christine O says:
Maybe for a dog…………. Great job with the word sounds guys. 🙂 LOL
sarahsolmonson says:
Too funny! When I was 12 I told my parents that I was going to name our next pet or my first child Windex. Windex the cat lived for 10 long and happy years 🙂
Pat says:
You have Awesome kids!
Lynda Wishart says:
Good nickname though…remember that when the time arrives.
Jessica Renshaw says:
Better than Toaster.
Patty Kline says:
Cuuuute! You could at least keep that name in mind for a nickname! (Tracey, my husband’s older brother wanted to name him Pickles.)
Tracey says:
When we were expecting our last one we decided to let the other two give some ideas on names…. they chose peanut and nemo.. so sisters didn’t get naming privileges : )
Claire Pisor says:
Every day another zinger. Love those young minds!
Roxanne says:
Ok, this one made me laugh out loud!