Great name, and I love that they switched the last names up a bit. I hope nothing was wrong since they planned a c-section 3 weeks early? Hopefully that was just what they wanted. I bet she will be beautiful, my Korean friend Addie and her African American husband have a daughter that’s a KNOCKOUT! Just a great genetic combination.

Great name!! Its also my daughter’s name

great name! congrats to them! can’t wait to see a pic of the new little one.

“Kim says,”

Sorry, this is a pet peeve of mine, but shouldn’t it say “Christine says,”?

FYI, Luisa is a latin name, very popular in Italy and in spanish-speaking countries.

I loooooove that name!!

legemc

It’s definitely that way in America, but I think his wife is Korean (or Korean-American?), so maybe they do it differently over there. In England, it’s common for a woman to hyphenate her own name the other way, his name-her name (though the kids usually have the dad’s name only).

I LOOOOOVE the name Luisa. So pretty and feminine. Reminds me of a Jane Austen character.

For some reason I thought it was weird when I saw the baby’s last name was Grier-Kim instead of Kim-Grier. Isn’t the mom’s name usually first and the dad’s last in a hyphenated name when they are married? Just curious. I guess they’re allowed to do it whatever way they want but I was thinking mom-dad was the more common way of doing it.

Aww, Luisa Danbi! Cute name! Congratulations to the two of them and their families.

It wasn’t working for me, Sarah… I had to do a hard refresh, but I did just have to reset my modem, so that could be it.

Thanks!

Sarah’s note: We have a crazy amount of readers right now, I don’t know if maybe the site is just slow to update itself. Thanks for letting me know.

Hey is it Luisa or Lusa, you have it different in the title vs the text.

Hate to be nitpicky considering how busy you are today. But I was curious which it was

Sarah’s note: With the ‘i’! Let me know about any other mistakes you guys find tonight, I’m on hour 7 of straight CBB work, lol.