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Middle name for Meg

goldilachs View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 08:34 AM Post #1
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Hi all, Just updating this thread: Pronouncing Megan Baby was born last Thursday and after much Meg-anning versus Mee-ganning we decided she's more of a Meg But middle names don't seem to flow as well.....it was going to be Meghan Ivy Susan, our surname is also a short one syllable name starting with B. Susan needs to stay as her second middle name, there's also a small chance that she may be Meghan or Margaret on her birth certificate but we'll decide that when her birth certificate is due. Any ideas? Her siblings are Tahlia, Lachlan and Rosie. Thanks lots

roses99 View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 08:37 AM Post #2
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I know a Meg Poppy.

FiveAus View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 09:10 AM Post #3
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Meg Laree Susan Meg Louise Susan Meg Marie Susan Meg Elizabeth Susan Meg Elise Susan Meg Amelia Susan

~shannon~ View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 09:20 AM Post #4
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I like Meg Elizabeth as above... I think you need a middle name with lots of syllables to compensate for the short first name and last name. Other ideas... Meg Annabelle Susan Meg Imogen Susan Meg Eloise Susan Meg Penelope Susan Meg Felicity Susan Meg Isabella Susan Meg Miranda Susan Meg Michaela Susan

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 10:17 AM Post #5
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the first thing that came to mind was Elizabeth Arabella Amelia Bethany Candice Eliza Elyse Coralie Jasmine Lucinda Miranda Naomi Olivia Penelope Rebekah Jessica Chloe

TheGub View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 10:21 AM Post #6
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With Meghan / Margaret and a Susan already in the mix, I'd stick to a shorter 'first' middle name. Personally, I do like the sound of Meghan / Margaret Joy Susan Bxxxx Only problem with this approach is that it does sound a bit gumby when you shorten it to 'Meg'. In this case, I'm putting my eggs in the 'Elizabeth' basket with the other lovely EB ladies. Good luck with it!

Therese View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 10:28 AM Post #7
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I really like Meg Elizabeth

Espoir View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 10:34 AM Post #8
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Meg Paige Susan

Gudrun View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 10:50 AM Post #9
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Well congratulations Goldilachs to you and all the family! And I totally love and adore Meg as a stand-alone! Gorgeous, spunky name. Middles (I think there are lots of possibilities). Would Susannah be a possibility? Otherwise with Susan: Louise Naomi Celestia Magenta Mahalia Marika Marlena Valeska Viviana Zamira Perdita Florentina

Susiebelle View Member Profile	11/12/2012, 01:13 PM Post #10
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Congratulations! Meg is lovely! Meg Eliza Susan Meg Estelle Susan Meg Phoebe Susan Meg Harriet Susan Meg Eleanor Susan Meg Annabel Susan Meg Annora Susan

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