I haven't posted about my family in awhile. I'm doing an alphabet theme that I originally explained here.

So generation 17 was the "I" generation. Ida married a man named Ichiro and they have children named Isaiah, Ivan, Immanuel, Isabel, Ignatius, and Ibrahim.

Immanuel wins the die roll and his family is Generation 18. Since Immanuel is a Biblical name, he marries a woman with a biblical name too, Jemima. They have a son named Jadon which is also a Biblical name.

Jadon begins Generation 19 by marrying the rainbow haired girl! I was so excited when she popped up on the marriage proposal. She had a really neat outfit, and her profession was perfect! She was an artist, and I could just so easily see an artist type dying her hair a funky rainbow type color.

So I name her Juno, a name from Roman mythology. Juno was a Roman goddess and "queen of the heavens." She was also the protector of women and marriage and that seemed really neat name for a really neat person.

Juno and Jadon got busy raising their family. First Jack came along, then another boy named Jesse. Their first girl was then born, Joanna, followed by another girl, Jennifer. Finally their last baby came along whom they named Jeremiah. An adopted girl named Juliet completed their family.

Jack wins the random die roll, so for Generation 20 I decide to go with names that are one syllable. Jack marries Kate and they have a boy named Kurt.

Kurt begins generation 21 by marrying a pretty dark haired woman with a blue ribbon in her hair by name of Keziah. Their children as as follows: Kira, Kevin, Kasper, Kenneth, Kalypso, and finally an adopted daughter, Katarina.

Kevin wins the die roll, so the theme I select for him are the Top 50 most poplar U.S. names from the 2008 SSA list which you can read here. He marries a lovely woman with black hair and a red head band, and they have a daughter named Leah.

That's where I'm currently at for the moment. I'm looking forward to starting Leah's generation since there's a lot of L names I like. I'm glad to read about everyone else's families in the meantime.