I need some first names for the middle name Robert? + BQ!?
So I have a bit of a dilemma. I have always planned (and will always plan) to name my first son with the middle name of Robert, after my grandfather. Sadly most of my favourite first names do not flow well with Robert as the middle name (Jack, Oliver and Thomas, specifically). So I'm looking for some new names with which Robert works as a middle name. Specifications: 1. The first name must not be "yooneek" in spelling 2. The first name should not end in R 3. The first name should be similar in style to Jack, Oliver, Benjamin, Thomas and Lachlan. So please give at least 5 suggestions for first names for the middle name Robert (no maximum -- as many as you'd like to suggest, I'd like to hear!). BQ1: Do you plan on, or have you already, using/used family names as a part of children's names? Why or why not? BQ2: What would you name quadruplets using these stipulations: [GIRL 1] -- First name containing Anna / nature middle name [GIRL 2] -- First name is one syllable / middle name beginning with P [BOY 1] -- First name very formal and pretentious / middle name is usually a nickname [BOY 2] -- First name from a TV show (say which one please!) / middle name after your father or grandfather STAR if you enjoyed this please! I need lots of suggestions!
Songs for a 90's mix cd?
I'm making a cd with all 90's hits but i'm having trouble remembering good songs, can anyone recommend some? I puttin songs on their like Good Vabritions and Another Night, that sort of style.
Is is boring to live in Sydney?
Well the city itself is much smaller and undeveloped than most other capital cities. On top of this in the popular night areas, many pubs and bars are restricted by laws that really limit their opening hours. ALL bottle shop are legally required to close at 10pm(including weekends).however, apart from nightlife Sydney has heaps of interesting things to offer. The most impressive to me is the beaches. apart from the well-known beaches along the eastern suburbs (bondi, Bronte, clovelly), you can drive just 40 mins and be in a massive national park, where you can canoe, jump off water falls or hike to practically isolated beaches. Or drive two hours and be in the Blue Mountains (still technically in Syndey).If you look for it, Sydney also has a thriving art scene. You can find really interesting vine fairs. Or towards spring and summer great suburb festivals, where music and art is celebrated within the community. In certain areas, live music really does dominate and it sometimes feels like new bands are performing every weekend.Summer in Sydeny is also definately not boring, everyone really comes alive, and the culture of summer is totally different to europe.i think if you are considering a visit or move you won't be disappointed :))