What's in a name??

I am just going to vent for a minute so bear with me! I feel like there is so much pressure to come up with a name for our new little baby girl. Obviously we will stick with the "A" tradition. I have come up with a couple name that I like, but when I tell people the names, sometimes I get comments about the names. If I suggest something to David sometimes he will say a word that sounds like that name and ruin it for me! I am getting so tired of trying to come up with a name. So I have made up my mind and I am not going to decide on a name for her until she is born. That way no one can tell me they don't like the name or try to change my mind because it will be too late. So don't get upset with me if I say that I don't want to talk about it. I don't want to offend anyone, but I am just getting frustrated. I really don't like to be negative about things, but this one subject is getting to me!

The results are in....

Yesterday was our big day! Most likely our final ultrasound. As many of you know I am prego with baby number four. I wanted my last two close together, mostly because I don't like being pregnant and I really want to get it over with and really be able to enjoy my kids. We were really hoping for a boy this time, we love our girls, but we thought it would be fun to get something different. Well, too bad, because it is another GIRL!!!! I was totally shocked! I just could not believe it! I really thought the odds were in our favor. David was pretty bummed at first, but last night he told me that he was really excited to see our new little girl's face. He really is so good with girls so I can see why Heavenly Father would trust us with such sweet girls. We have no idea on any names, we feel like we need to use another "A" name, but middle names have us stumped. I refuse to use the name Charity as a middle name, so maybe something like "Joy" or "Love". Any suggestions would be appreciated! Someday when we have a bigger house I think we will have to build David a "man-cave" so he can have some time away from princesses, dress-ups, Barbies, and all the other girly things that invade our home.