May 07, 2004

Home Life > It's a Girl! Probably...

Had the 20 week ultrasound today, and the ultrastenographer says it's a girl. I say probably in the headline because people keep telling us stories of the 20 week ultrasound being wrong.

When people asked Melissa what she wanted, she said a monkey. Me, I wanted an over-and-under shotgun. I'm not sure why all these people were suddenly interested in our desires. Oh, but baby-wise we're glad to have a healthy baby of either sex.

Now that we probably know the gender we have to pick a name. Our friend Tony said if it's a boy we should name it Thundaar. Since it's a girl I guess we'll call it Thundaara. Unless, you know, we somehow think of a better name. (I'm still holding out for the next ultrasound in four weeks before I get serious about name-pickin'. I had Cash picked out as a name for a boy, in deference to my maternal grandmother's maiden name, Fannie McCash.)

PS Watching the Friends finale right now. Chandler and Monica's surrogate mother/adoption mother (I haven't watched the show for a while so I'm a little unclear) just had surprise twins. After going through the parenting process circa 2004 I don't find it believable that anyone wouldn't know they were having twins. Ultrasounds have relegated that storyline to Nick at Night re-runs.

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Comments

Thundarra? That's just crazy. You're missing the obvious here -- Electra Woman. Or maybe Isis.

My sister escaped being named Wolfgang only on account of being female. Hey, there's an idea -- "Wolfgang Killeffer Jones". You'd make my dad real happy.

Posted by: Steve at May 06, 2004

I always thought that Drillrod was a great name for a boy. Congratulations.

regards

Posted by: Joe Towler at May 07, 2004

You're right, Steve. Besides, if we named her Thundaara the kids would make fun of her name, calling her Hundaara and even Attila the Hundaara.

Drillrod, huh. Is there a story?

Posted by: Les Jones at May 07, 2004
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