Magical Pet Names Choosing a name for your new pet can be a fun and exciting task, but why settle for something ordinary when you can go for a name that exudes magic and wonder? Magical pet names can add a touch of enchantment to your furry friend's identity and create a mystical bond between you and your pet. When searching for the perfect magical pet name, consider the personality and appearance of your pet. Does your pet have a mysterious or mischievous nature? Is your pet small and graceful like a fairy, or majestic and powerful like a dragon? These factors can help guide you towards a name that best suits your pet's unique qualities. For a mystical and bewitching name, you might consider drawing inspiration from famous magical creatures or beings. Names like Merlin, Gandalf, or Morgana can be fitting for pets that possess wisdom and a touch of otherworldliness. If your pet has a coat with magical patterns or colors, names like Aurora, Stardust, or Sparkle can reflect their beauty and enchantment.
If your pet has a coat with magical patterns or colors, names like Aurora, Stardust, or Sparkle can reflect their beauty and enchantment. Another approach to naming your magical pet is to consider magical elements or objects. Names like Luna, which means moon, or Ember, which represents a glowing fire, can evoke a sense of magic and wonder.
Flaming marshmallow lawsuit dropped against Castle, prompts Magic Gardens event to return
Psi Upsilon, also known as Castle, is located on 36th and Locust Streets.
A negligence lawsuit suing Penn's chapter of Psi Upsilon, commonly known as Castle, has been dropped after a Penn alumna alleged that she was severely burned by a large, flaming marshmallow at a 2017 Halloween party. The party, known as Magic Gardens, will return in April after operations were suspended because of the suit.
2018 Nursing graduate Jessica Davis sued Castle for negligence in September 2018 after she was allegedly severely harmed at the "Magic Gardens Halloween" party on Oct. 27, 2017 at an off-campus venue at 5126 Warren St.
Three Penn students and fraternity members were named in the suit, including 2018 College and Engineering graduate Vadim Ordovsky-Tanaevsky, Wharton senior Patrick Lobo, and Engineering junior Edmund Hammond. Penn's Psi Upsilon chapter, the Psi Upsilon national office, and the landlord of the party venue were also listed as co-defendants.
Davis, the complaint states, was standing near an unmonitored fire pit wearing a shirt with an open back. A party guest, who was drunk, was roasting a marshmallow and shook the stick, causing the marshmallow to adhere to Davis's back.
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The incident, Davis claimed, resulted in permanent scarring. She contended that her injury could have been prevented if the fraternity provided adequate supervision to protect the approximately 1,000 students partying and drinking near open flames.
The lawsuit was dismissed soon after it was filed, Thomas Fox, executive director of Psi Upsilon's international office, wrote in an email to The Daily Pennsylvanian. After the lawsuit was filed on Sept. 19, 2018, Davis' lawyer submitted a request to dismiss the lawsuit on Sept. 28, 2018.
Davis and her lawyer, Kevin Clancy Boylan, who works for the personal injury firm Morgan & Morgan, did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
Hammond said he has not been contacted by the parties who filed the lawsuit since its dismissal and the fraternity was not given a reason why the case was dropped.
This semester, Magic Gardens will be hosted by LW Productions, a Penn student-run LLC composed of Castle members and non-affiliated students, on April 12 during the week of Spring Fling, Hammond said. It will be the first Magic Gardens event held since the 2017 Spring Fling party and will be hosted separately from the fraternity. The Magic Gardens party had been held consecutively since Spring Fling 2016.
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"Beyond the fact that some of the members of the team, myself included, are Psi Upsilon brothers, there is no affiliation between the event and Psi Upsilon," said Hammond, who is the LW Productions director. "Since reviving the event from last year, I have made sure that the two entities are completely separate. We run Magic Gardens as a professional event separate from any one particular fraternity."
The planners will also be taking more precautions this semester to ensure the safety of attendees, Hammond said, adding that the party will have an EMT stationed at the venue and increased security.
Every guest's wristband will also include a "unique identifier" to provide event staff with the guest's emergency contact information, said Engineering and Wharton junior EJ Murphy, who directs LW Productions' Partnerships and Talent Team.
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Other options include Nimbus, which refers to a cloud associated with thunderstorms, or Amulet, which represents a magical charm or a talisman. If your pet possesses magical powers in your imagination, you could consider names that reflect those abilities. For example, if your pet has the power of healing or brings comfort to those around them, the name Seraphina, which means "angelic" or "healing," might be ideal. Similarly, if your pet has the ability to bring luck or good fortune, the name Felicity or Felix could be a perfect fit. Don't forget that magical pet names can also be inspired by famous wizards, witches, or magical creatures from books, movies, and mythology. Names like Harry, Hermione, Dumbledore, or Hagrid can pay homage to beloved characters from the magical world and add a touch of nostalgia to your pet's name. Ultimately, the choice of a magical pet name is a personal one that should reflect both your pet's unique qualities and your own sense of enchantment. Whether you choose a whimsical name or a name that carries a deeper meaning, remember that the magic lies in the connection you create with your pet, and the name is simply a symbol of that bond. So trust your instincts, let your imagination run wild, and embrace the magical journey of finding the perfect name for your extraordinary pet..
Reviews for "Captivating Creatures: 30 Names for Your Magical Pet"
- Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Magical pet names". The names suggested were generic and lacked any imagination. I was expecting unique and creative names that would truly make my pet feel magical, but instead I got a list of boring and common names. I definitely wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for truly magical and out-of-the-box pet names.
- David - 1 star - I found "Magical pet names" to be a complete waste of money. The names suggested in this book were so cliche and overused. It was like they just compiled a list of the most popular pet names and labeled them as "magical". I was really hoping for some unique and enchanting names, but all I got was a bunch of ordinary and uninteresting suggestions. Save your money and look for pet name ideas elsewhere.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was highly disappointed with "Magical pet names". The names in this book were so uninspiring and lacked any creativity. It felt like the author just randomly selected common pet names and added the word "magical" to them. I was expecting whimsical and imaginative names, but instead I got a list of names that are used by every pet owner out there. I would not recommend this book to anyone searching for truly magical and extraordinary pet names.