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it doesn't flow to well as a whole

The ones you have are really nice, I've always thought Monica was cute yet would age well. Maybe...

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Monica Violet
Monica Laure
Monica Josephine - not sure on this one but I want it to work
Monica Cecily
Monica Robyn
Monica Genevieve
Monica Summer

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If you were writing a children's book you could use Monica Veronica :)

I would like it, but I grew up with a Monica who I didn't like so much... one of those "so-perfect-and-popular-it-annoys-you" people (I recently learned her name is actually Monika, but I thought it was Monica for so long that that's the name that I had that impression of.)

This message was edited 7/16/2010, 5:45 PM

I have a cousin Monica. When I was little she was a baby. My aunt would put her basinet at the foot of the stairs and everyone would say, "Hi, Monica!" as they passed. I thought her name was Harmonica.

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So Monica has an inescapable musical quality for me. I've wondered why it wasn't more popular. Perhaps Ms Lewinsky put people off of the name in the 90's. But then again, the 90's "Friends" had a Monica on there to balance out Ms L's troubles. There's just no way of predicting popularity I suppose.

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Monica Maeve is adorable as a combo. Love it. I love the alliteration of the two mns like that. Elisabeth Monica Maeve is lovely as is. I can't improve on it.

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Oh, well. Twist my arm:

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Monica Lucy
Monica

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Ooops. Got to go.

I like Monica Elizabeth Maeve over Elizabeth Monica Maeve, flow-wise. Monica is pretty! I think of the Friends character, though. Not a bad thing, but still.

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Monica Anais
Monica Eden
Monica Niamh
Monica Prudence
Monica Siobhan
Monica Blythe
Monica Ruby