I have never taught a Mindy or a Virginia. I did teach a Neveah, though :S She was the most whiny, crying kid ever. She was cute as a button but all she did was cry! She would cry if she couldn't play the game she wanted, or if someone walked to close to her, or if she asked for my attention and then something happened that I had to attend to. Kids like that are a huge pet peeve of mine and they soon learn that crying gets them nowhere with me. I only subbed in that class, thankfully.
I love the name Max. I love one syllable names for boys. I also love uncommon names. But, like you said, Mrs. M., she should be spelled right and easy to pronounce!
I think the name Lily is so pretty but there were 2 Lilys in the school I taught at last year.
Mrs. M., your story about the Lily in your life was so touching. It is a wonderful thought that your angel is looking out for you.
Shawn and I were thinking of the name Zoe for a little while until 2 Zoes showed up in a matter of a month in our town. Haha! Zoe was always a name I really liked.
Clobo, we don't have a boy name either. I really hope that means you are having a girl. I am scared that we will end up with a boy only because we don't have a name! Haha! We still have plenty of time to decide anyway. Also, we are planning to find out the gender before so we will be extra prepared.
Lozdi, that must have been such a traumatic experience for a 17 year old.
You chose a beautiful name for her.