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Wilhelmina, nn Billie is darling. And I love Mariam too.
I'm so happy you like Sylvia! Iris Murdoch, while not a poet, fits into the literary theme nicely. I was in a store yesterday and a mother called out to her four or five year old Iris. I smiled all the way through that store.
June Millay -- Sweet. I've always thought Juno was beautiful. Probably not down to earth enough for you, though. I know what you mean about making the name easy for the child to live with.
Solveig Edna -- Gorgeous. But she'll have pronunciation problems, at least here in the U.S.
Gilda Millay -- Love it. I just saw Rita Hayworth in Gild for the first time the other day.
Ingeborg Edna -- Oh. Ottoline is not down to earth enough for you, but Ingeborg is? The deck is stacked against me.*
Juniper Edna -- You must, you must, you must. Love it.
Janis Edna / Millay -- A Joplin fan? Personally, I prefer the Janice spelling. But it's not a favorite name of mine either way.
Janine Millay -- There must be a hundred ways to spell this name. I love Jeanine, nn Jeanie. Any chance? I suppose Nina would also work as a nn.
* Tongue planted firmly in cheek.
I'm so happy you like Sylvia! Iris Murdoch, while not a poet, fits into the literary theme nicely. I was in a store yesterday and a mother called out to her four or five year old Iris. I smiled all the way through that store.
June Millay -- Sweet. I've always thought Juno was beautiful. Probably not down to earth enough for you, though. I know what you mean about making the name easy for the child to live with.
Solveig Edna -- Gorgeous. But she'll have pronunciation problems, at least here in the U.S.
Gilda Millay -- Love it. I just saw Rita Hayworth in Gild for the first time the other day.
Ingeborg Edna -- Oh. Ottoline is not down to earth enough for you, but Ingeborg is? The deck is stacked against me.*
Juniper Edna -- You must, you must, you must. Love it.
Janis Edna / Millay -- A Joplin fan? Personally, I prefer the Janice spelling. But it's not a favorite name of mine either way.
Janine Millay -- There must be a hundred ways to spell this name. I love Jeanine, nn Jeanie. Any chance? I suppose Nina would also work as a nn.
* Tongue planted firmly in cheek.
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