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Help[Opinions] Re: Chrysophie?
in reply to a message by notaclue
It's cool, very pretty, very neat. The Greek influence is very evident. I might like Chrysophia more because of that. I'd like to meet one.
I meant to reply to your sophie post, but never got around to it. Did people suggest Sophronia and Sophannagh to you? (i think that's how it's spelled?) Sophronia's got a really cool meaning. What about Sophelia, a combination between Sophie and Ophelia?
I meant to reply to your sophie post, but never got around to it. Did people suggest Sophronia and Sophannagh to you? (i think that's how it's spelled?) Sophronia's got a really cool meaning. What about Sophelia, a combination between Sophie and Ophelia?
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I tried desperately to sell Sophelia to DH
when I was pregnant with Sophie, because he wanted the combo Sophia Ophelia, while I wanted Sophia Seraphina, and I knew we'd mostly call her Sophie anyway, which could come just as easily from Sophelia as Sophia. But he wouldn't go for it. Too weird, he said. =P
I still like it.
when I was pregnant with Sophie, because he wanted the combo Sophia Ophelia, while I wanted Sophia Seraphina, and I knew we'd mostly call her Sophie anyway, which could come just as easily from Sophelia as Sophia. But he wouldn't go for it. Too weird, he said. =P
I still like it.
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Sophelia is rather appealing.
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