Cigars and for everyone. My wife and I have a new daughter (see attachment). We are now working to correct the fact that she is currently living in South East Asia. We hope to have her home in a few months. We're very jazzed.

Matt

P.S. There's been no agreement on a name, so any suggestions will be appreciated.

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Congratulations
She is beautiful

Ichazod is a great name for a girl


Here are some suggestions-

Astrid - The name of many Scandinavian queens and princess, meaning divine strength. (Old Norse)


Danika - Morning star, that which awakens. (Old Slavic)

Dido - Teacher, enlightener. Dido was an ancient priestess of the north African city of Carthage - her name has also come to mean that by teaching and serving others, you gain wisdom yourself

Lilth - Lilith was the first wife of Adam in ancient eastern mythology, and it means
"belonging to the night". Lilitu is another version. (East Semitic)

Miranda - Admirable, extraordinary (Latin)

Urania - Meaning heavenly, as Urania was the Greek muse of astronomy (Greek)

Wendy/Wanda - Wanderer - "a dream-led daughter, roaming over glen and dell and seeking violets in the snow." (Old German)

Zeena - The "welcoming" one, from the Greek,
Xenia.

Zerlinda - Dawn-beautiful (Hebrew/Spanish)

Congratulations again, children are the true magic in life.

Congrat's Matt! Enjoy her now, children grow up very quickly.

My congrats to you!

Margarette

I always thought the following were great names:

Kristi
Joy or Joyce
Hannah
Elizabeth
Sarah
Jessica

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

Laura
Katie
Jessica
Mia
Melinda

Congratulations and many best wishes--she's beautiful!

In the months before my daughter (Iris) was born, my wife and I came up with a short list (Elizabeth, Iris, Moira), then decided to see what seemed best once we'd seen her.


Have fun--babies can be fun as practice audience! Iris seems to enjoy watching split fans and contact juggling the most (when she's not trying to stuff the cards and ball into her mouth!).

Thanks everyone for the good wishes and name suggestions.

Ronin, sounds like Iris, like my son, will learn her numbers at the same time she is learning the suits in a deck of cards. I just know that one day my boy will count to his preschool teacher, "seven, eight, nine, ten, jack, queen, king." He can already deal pretty well, but his suffling requires a bowl and a stick.

Matt