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Help[Opinions] The warm fuzzies
in reply to a message by Wordsmith
I really like both Norma and Norman. Personally I lean towards Norman just a taaaad more, I just find the idea of a chubby little toddler Norman so scrumptious, but I like them both.
combo time!
Norma Juliet - tragic and beautiful! I think this is my favourite. Everything else is paling in comparison to it. Perfect cadence and flow, lovely soft imagery, theatrical and cultured.
Norma Lucille - THIS has old-Hollywood tones to it for me. Divine!
Norma Lucy - A natural pair!
Norma Natalie - normally not a Natalie fan, but this works perfectly and I love the alliteration!
Norma Phoebe - oh charming!
Norma Violet - love the plum and cocoa colour scheme that pops out at me here
Norma Vivien - O'Hara-tastic! Norma Vivian is nice too, doesn't beat around the bush.
Norma Winifred - Edwardian elegance, so healthy and delicately robust.
Norman Arthur - could never do anything but tell the truth and help small animals. I love him!
Norman Casper - brown-and-white, simply adorable
Norman Cecil - swingin', the dancing star of a Berlin musical.
Norman Chester - Anyone who gives the time of day to my beloved Chester is king in my books
Norman Giles - educated and bespectacled; I think of a professor's lounge scattered with pipes and papers
Norman Hugh - dashing and roguish
Norman Hugo - a juggernaut of cute
Norman Ichabod - you know I'm all over this
Norman Jules - oh yes. I like this more modern, hipster take on Norman Julius. Direct, yet gentle.
Norman Leo - brisk, cool Leo lightens Norman's teddy-bear brown. Nice!
Norman Oscar - oh my gosh yes. I think of houndstooth and burberry and chesterfields and every kind of delicious old-man pattern on earth
Norman Rufus - fox-red and rural, I think of galoshes and hunting far a-field
Norman Rupert - adorable in courderoy
Norman Ulysses - nice, adds a touch of jewel-bright glamour and gravity
Norman Wallace - ohh books and forests, Norman suits my dear Wallace so lovingly, dark brown-and-green.
Norman Wilfred - This is PERFECTION in a HAT
combo time!
Norma Juliet - tragic and beautiful! I think this is my favourite. Everything else is paling in comparison to it. Perfect cadence and flow, lovely soft imagery, theatrical and cultured.
Norma Lucille - THIS has old-Hollywood tones to it for me. Divine!
Norma Lucy - A natural pair!
Norma Natalie - normally not a Natalie fan, but this works perfectly and I love the alliteration!
Norma Phoebe - oh charming!
Norma Violet - love the plum and cocoa colour scheme that pops out at me here
Norma Vivien - O'Hara-tastic! Norma Vivian is nice too, doesn't beat around the bush.
Norma Winifred - Edwardian elegance, so healthy and delicately robust.
Norman Arthur - could never do anything but tell the truth and help small animals. I love him!
Norman Casper - brown-and-white, simply adorable
Norman Cecil - swingin', the dancing star of a Berlin musical.
Norman Chester - Anyone who gives the time of day to my beloved Chester is king in my books
Norman Giles - educated and bespectacled; I think of a professor's lounge scattered with pipes and papers
Norman Hugh - dashing and roguish
Norman Hugo - a juggernaut of cute
Norman Ichabod - you know I'm all over this
Norman Jules - oh yes. I like this more modern, hipster take on Norman Julius. Direct, yet gentle.
Norman Leo - brisk, cool Leo lightens Norman's teddy-bear brown. Nice!
Norman Oscar - oh my gosh yes. I think of houndstooth and burberry and chesterfields and every kind of delicious old-man pattern on earth
Norman Rufus - fox-red and rural, I think of galoshes and hunting far a-field
Norman Rupert - adorable in courderoy
Norman Ulysses - nice, adds a touch of jewel-bright glamour and gravity
Norman Wallace - ohh books and forests, Norman suits my dear Wallace so lovingly, dark brown-and-green.
Norman Wilfred - This is PERFECTION in a HAT
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