<p>S for Simone,
its an okay name my grandma picked it out</p>
<p>N for Noel...</p>
<p>It was going to be Lee but my last name already started with an L. Plus I would have been named after a food brand, Sara Lee. (<a href="http://www.saralee.com/ourbrands/brand_detail.aspx?id=24%5B/url%5D">http://www.saralee.com/ourbrands/brand_detail.aspx?id=24</a>)</p>
<p>Z for ....</p>
<p>10 characters =)
it's not a real middle name, in the arabic naming system, ur middle name is your dad's name</p>
<p>A for Ann......</p>
<p>W for Wynn.</p>
<p>Oh yeah, originality owns!</p>
<p>H (doesnt matter what it is, I hate it)</p>
<p>M for Michele (was almost going to be my first name, but they decided Kathryn Michele sounded better than Michele Kathryn). It looks pretty with the curly M in the middle.</p>
<p>J for john (ten char)</p>
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<p>Oh yeah, originality owns!
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<p>I know a Wynn! Except it's his first name. He's a skier, a really awesome skier.</p>
<p>So Wynn wins a lot, eh?</p>
<p>He does. Many were surprised when he only placed 4th at state last year.</p>
<p>N for Nicole. My first and middle name fit really well together. My Confirmation name, on the other hand...bleh.</p>
<p>H for Haleigha meaning house of the rising sun. My first name is easier to pronounce at least.</p>
<p>I have no middle initial, unfortunately.</p>
<p>My middle initial is 'E', for Elizabeth.
Overall, my name is twenty-eight letters long; it takes ages to write the whole thing out...</p>
<p>A for apple
B for book
C for ...crap this is gonna take too long</p>
<p>:D
A for Andres (Andrew in English)</p>
<p>P for pablo ( paul in english)</p>
<p>C for ... Catherine. BORING.</p>
<p>A for Alynne</p>
<p>Y for Yevgenovych :cool:</p>