Haley, Hannah, Hailey, and Heather are just a few of the many names that start with H. While these are all great girl names to choose from for your daughter or granddaughter, we were wondering what other girls have H as their first letter in their name? We found 15 hilarious tweets below that will make you want to laugh out loud!
You can’t end a blog post without mentioning It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. In this episode, Dennis and Dee are giving their baby daughter the name “Heather” while Charlie tries to convince them against it: Charlie (to Dennis & Dee): You know what? That is not good enough. H names always turn out weird. Hannah Montana! Heather Mills! Heidi Montag! Half of these people have last names that start with M too!” This tweet from @Natalias_Mom really shows how important it is for your child to be given a great first name: “@Sbstis11 I’m sorry but you should’ve thought about naming her before you made her.”
We hope you enjoyed these tweets and reading about the 15 Girls Names That Start With H. Hannah Hartman, Head Writer for Nameberry Blog
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The Three R’s of Good Writing: Reading | Researching | Revising (and Editing) Your Work I am going to mention three things that are great about writing a blog post. First, you get your thoughts written down in an organized way which will hopefully help you think more clearly and efficiently. Second, blogging helps with the process of reflection because it forces you to revisit whatever topics have been bothering you lately or those that make some sense for what is happening right now in your life so we can learn from them as much as possible. Lastly, but by no means least importantly, there is often instant gratification when content goes live on the internet!
You see people interacting with it, talking about it, and sharing their thoughts.
The three Rs of good writing are reading, researching, and revising (and editing). Reading will get you in the habit of doing research to answer your questions. Revising is important because we often forget what we have written or find something new that needs to be added on. Editing means making sure our work looks professional by using things like spell-checkers before presenting it for all the world to see! Text: 14 more words here. more text below this line.text here too ..etc 14 more words over there as well.. some numbers so I don’t think my blog post is a full page long yet.
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