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I am not a great fan of occupational names especially ones that have religious connections like Bishop Deacon
Aspen isnt my style either the as sound isnt particularly attractive to my mind

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A childs smile is worth more to me than Gold

The religious pressure of Bishop is definitely not my taste. The guy will probably up an athiest with a name like that.
Aspen is pretty, but I can see it getting really popular.

I love Bishop for a boy.

Sound-wise, Bishop is nice. I expect they took it from the surname, not the title, but an ordained bishop is all anyone will think of. I have no idea what the recent church scandal was, but I guess we can all think of plenty of previous ones. So that's a downside :-(

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I like Aspen, though I don't like its beginning with "ass". I don't know enough about Aspen (the place) to associate the name with that. But I know what you mean about trendy place-naming.

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'Why do people with closed minds, always open their mouths?'

This message was edited 11/6/2005, 6:41 AM

I don't like Bishop, mostly because of the sound. It kind of gets stuck in your mouth when you say it.

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I think Aspen is very pretty-- I'll have to think about this one for a while. But, I'm kind of liking it.

I think that the name Bishop is handsome!

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I'm not a wild fan of ocupation names like Pastor, Deacon, Bishop, Shepherd, Smith, Cartwright.

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But I do like Paige, Chandler, Tanner and Stewart! :)

I'm not a fan of Bishop but Aspen is a nice name. Unfortunately in the US it's permanently linked with the ski resort...

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"Les yeux sont aveugles. Il faut chercher avec le coeur." -- Le Petit Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery

I've never cared for Bishop as a first name. Aspen is nice (I tend to like nature names), but it seems easy to tease (especially the beginning of it).

This message was edited 11/5/2005, 7:32 PM

Bishop is nmsaa.
I only like Aspen for a boy, but I met a little girl named this last week. She was the older sister of a girl named Lorelei (The first Lorelei I've ever met).

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I love Aspen! I descovered that name when I went to the Sanrio store in Washington DC! lol It was a girl's name so it's always been feminine to me :)