This is a guest post from Doris Dillon

I never ceased to be amazed at all the information I can find when I get online now that i got my deals on clear and tv bundles. Seven months ago when I found out I was pregnant with my first child, I could hardly wait to select a name. Of course, not knowing whether my baby would be a boy or a girl, I got online to check out different names for both genders. To me it was fun and games. My husband and I would play little games to see who could come up with the longest names or the most unusual ones. It was a lot of fun. I’d also look up popular names to see how many babies born in certain years were given those names. I didn’t want a name that was too common but I didn’t want one that was so unusual people would laugh and ask all kinds of questions or one that was so hard to spell my poor baby would have trouble in kindergarten.

My husband and I decided to go with Biblical names. After about two months of researching online and discussing names, we decided if we had a girl, we were going to call her Deborah Ruth and if we had a boy we decided to call him Joseph Benjamin. After I had the ultrasound, I found out for sure we were having one of each. Twins! Shock, we’re excited!