Number three has landed [NVFRC]

At 7:17am today - a little girl, 3.47kg and 53cm.

Mother and daughter well - no name yet, but Casey is ok as a girl's
name isn't it? : )

Murray


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Congrats, Murray!

Casey would be a wee bit controversial, so might I suggest something
more appropriate: Bridgestone.

Ciao,

JZH
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On 10/17/07, murray@xxxxxx wrote:
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> At 7:17am today - a little girl, 3.47kg and 53cm.
>
> Mother and daughter well - no name yet, but Casey is ok as a girl's
> name isn't it? : )
>
> Murray
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On 10/17/07, murray@xxxxxx wrote:
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>
> At 7:17am today - a little girl, 3.47kg and 53cm.
>
> Mother and daughter well - no name yet, but Casey is ok as a girl's
> name isn't it? : )
>
> Murray
>

Congrats to you and your's Murray!

8.2 lbs & 20 7/8"! Good healthy weight & length. (I wouldn't call her
'little' ;)

(Mine were 9.0lbs, 10 lbs 2oz, and 9 lbs, (4.08kg, 4.59kg, &
4.08kgrespectively))

First 2 are boys, third our girl.

Casey works both ways in the U.S., why not in Oz (or are you in NZ? Then it
definitely works ;) )

Congrats!

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Congratulations and well wishes Murray! Casey works just fine for the fairer of the two types...Must be a good day!

All the best,

Matt Roth


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Murray,
Congratulations! I like Casey
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> Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2007 07:24:57 +0200> From: murray@xxxxxx> To: vfrlist@xxxxxx; vfr@xxxxxx> Subject: Number three has landed [NVFRC]> > > At 7:17am today - a little girl, 3.47kg and 53cm.> > Mother and daughter well - no name yet, but Casey is ok as a girl's> name isn't it? : )> > Murray> > > ----------------------------------------------------------------> This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.> > _______________________________________________> vfr mailing list> vfr@xxxxxx> For subscription and delivery options:> https://lists.cs.wisc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vfr
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I was going to suggest Vifferonica -- but Casey is a wonderful name.

Congratulations to you and the family, Murray, and well done.

(JZH, *everyone* knows "Bridgstone" is a boy's name.)

Marc

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On 10/16/07, murray@xxxxxx wrote:
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> At 7:17am today - a little girl, 3.47kg and 53cm.
>
> Mother and daughter well - no name yet, but Casey is ok as a girl's
> name isn't it? : )

Major congrats Dad!
Here's some quick research for you:

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The boy's and girl's name Casey \c(a)-sey\ is pronounced KAY-see. It
is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "alert, watchful".
>From the male Gaelic name Cathasaigh. Also variant of Cassie. Caycee
and Cacia are short forms of Acacia.

For more information, see also the related name Kelsey.

Baby names that sound like Casey are Cassy and Cassey.

Casey is a very popular female first name and a very popular surname
(source: 1990 U.S. Census).

HTH,

JohnA in LA - not Irish but both kids have Irish names. ;)
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John Alexander scribbled:

> The boy's and girl's name Casey \c(a)-sey\ is pronounced KAY-see. It
> is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "alert, watchful".
>>From the male Gaelic name Cathasaigh. Also variant of Cassie. Caycee
> and Cacia are short forms of Acacia.

Cassie or Cassy is often the shortened version of 'Cassandra'

If you look up your mythology Cassandra was an ill destined woman. She was
beautiful, but utterly mad. Because of her propensity to utter (truthful)
prophecies of doom for those around her, the name has taken on the mantle of
'Harbinger of Doom'.

Knowing what I know, that name would be the /last/ on the list of names for
me to consider.
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> Cassie or Cassy is often the shortened version of 'Cassandra'

>

> If you look up your mythology Cassandra was an ill destined woman. She

> was beautiful, but utterly mad. Because of her propensity to utter
(truthful)prophecies of doom for those around her, the name has taken on the
mantle of 'Harbinger of Doom'.

>

> Knowing what I know, that name would be the /last/ on the list of names

> for me to consider.



It's kind of a regional thing. Whenever I hear Cassandra, I always remark
'Harbinger of Doom', but here in Indiana, anyone within earshot assumes that
I'm talking about the upcoming Monster Truck Show.



Congrats Murray, I hope that Casey and mom get home soon.

Ed


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Ed Kokosa scribbled:

> It's kind of a regional thing. Whenever I hear Cassandra, I _always_
> remark 'Harbinger of Doom', but here in Indiana, anyone within earshot
> assumes that I'm talking about the upcoming Monster Truck Show.

Probably its another one of my preconceived notions, I would have thought
a 'monster truck show' crowd would have no knowledge, or interest, in ancient
mythology. :-)
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