Track: because he was born during track and field season (Sarah was a track athlete and her dad was a track and cross country coach). The book says,
Sarah's father jokingly asked what they would have named their son if he had been born during basketball season. Without hesitation, Sarah answered 'Hoop'.
Bristol: after the ocean bay where they fished
Willow: after Alaska's state bird, the willow ptarmigan
Piper Indy: after the Piper Cub airplane that Todd flies and the Polaris Indy snowmobile he drove when he won the Iron Dog snowmobile race
Trig Paxson: Trig in Norse means "true" and "brave victory" and Paxson after an Interior lake popular among snowmachiners
So, with this in mind, I've come up with the "Gov. Sarah Palin Name Game"...use the following formula to come up with what you should name your next child:
fav. sport+fav. fishing hole+your state's bird+the kind of car you drive+fav lake
This is what we will be naming our next child:
"Golf Meathole Mounty (Mountain Bluebird) Mitsy (Mitsubishi) Payette"
I think we'll just call him/her Jr. for short.
What will your next child's name be?
4 comments:
Heaven for bid if we named our kids like that. Ha ha ha. Ours would be Geof (for golf) Boundry (can't remember the name of the lake on the boundry waters of MN. and Canada), Loon (for the state I'm from), Dodger (Dodge)Toy (Toyota), Sasquamish. Poor kid. So let's see, Geof Boundry Loon Dodger Toy Sasquamish. Maybe Geof Boulodger Ty Squam.
Thanks for sharing the name meanings. Was curious as to how they named their children such unique names. Makes sense.
i don't have one yet but i want to give them names that they won't ask in the future: mommy, why?
Jenn, have you ever seen the movie, "Willow"? If you haven't, then when you and Mike have me over for dinner, I'll bring it and we can all watch it!!!!!!
love that movie, jml! wiiilllloooww...we are totally watching it!
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