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In response to Paul’s comment that dashes don’t tend to work well in website names, I give you these new options:
- BethAndBabies.com
This one comes from Ashley and is a play off the original “Bethibaby.”
Downside: Josh feels excluded. I tried to convince him he’s one of the babies… - CrazyPinecones.com
This originates from some person who told me my last name means “Pinecone” in German. They were wrong. But it’s fun to pretend!
Let me know which you think will make it in the Blogging world – or if you have some more ideas!
Sidenote: Paul, I think saughccher.com might be even harder for a person to remember than here-we-are.com. Points for almost spelling it right yourself, though!
i object to this. i do not think you should change your name. you are bethibaby. it’s like when coke tried to come out w/ a new formula in 1985. all of it’s faithful customers revolted, and demanded the madness end. (yes im still in atlanta, and yes i just visited the coke factory). but hey, why mess w/ something everyone knows when it’s works just fine…
About CrazyPinecones.com:
The German word tannenzapfen means pine cone (tannenbaum means pine tree). Also, eiszapfen means icicle (like a “cone of ice”; eis is the part that means “ice” or “ice cream”). So actually CrazyPinecones is not that far off!
Love ya,
PopPop
Just another thought: how about PBnJandBabies.com (you know, like Peanut Butter and Jelly, only PopPop, Beth, and Josh and Babies!). Grandpa pride at work here!
Love ya,
PopPop
Actually, the top-runners right now are findingmotherhood.com and thenaturalmommy.com. For a blog, the former works the best; the latter, though, could eventually be turned into an online store stocked with nursing necklaces and cloth diapers. High enough aspirations for you?
Sorry I didn’t post the updates, but this poll didn’t seem that popular to my readers. 😛