He's Alfred Graham Caedmon. Alfred because its Anglo Saxon & means Elf-counsel, Graham for family reasons & Caedmon was the earliest English poet we have a name for & because of his connection with Whitby, one of our (& Tolkien's, apparently) favourite places.

Lol. No. I was just signing my name, as I was on Folwrens account. She didn't sign out, and I was tired so I didn't. Sorry for the confusing you. :D

Impressive name, Davem.

Though I don't know the exact meaning and of course both known bearers were female, I don't think there is a reason why Finduilas couldn't be a boys name - Fin appears in many male elf names , then we have Thranduil and Legolas ... far less odd than David Cameron calling his son "Elwen".

You do have a point. But it's kind of like Leslie being a name for both genders. I think it sounds like a girl name, but obviosly not everyone agrees. The problem is, once anyone read the Silm. it would always be a girl name to them, so it wouldn't work.

Merry Christmas from the youngest of us all!http://lalwendeboggart.livejournal.com/142852.html

:D

One day he may forgive you...

Yeah, probably when he's like 90 and is toothless once again. :D

The indoctrination begins:

http://pics.livejournal.com/lalwende.../pic/0005ep0r/

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Graham would be Anglo-Saxon too, eh? Grey Hame. Wolf. Or Gandalf. Or both :rolleyes:

Cool picture Lal, not to mention T-Shirt slogan :D

Cool! I'd not thought of that! :cool:

Good to hear from you by the way, I hope things are easier up in your part of the world! That was one scary story you had online!

Well, Heck! A girl's gone for 2 or 3 years and everyone goes off and has families!

CONGRATULATIONS! He's Beautiful!