Oh I think you're totally right about either going for the older English names, classical greek and latin ones or norse ones. The hilarious part is that I think they end up sticking out more, because people don't use them anymore (or do something horrible like add extra/replace letters with an extra "y" or "k.")
We went Scandinavian for our son, just because there were so many Aidens out there. I can see why, it's a cool name, but there are like three or four Aidens in my son's pre-school right now. Your poor brother lol.
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Date: 2008-03-19 08:59 pm (UTC)We went Scandinavian for our son, just because there were so many Aidens out there. I can see why, it's a cool name, but there are like three or four Aidens in my son's pre-school right now. Your poor brother lol.