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Help[Opinions] Re: Various BAs from my home town: Lovieann Bloom + more
in reply to a message by Dianatiger
Lovieann Bloom is genuinely weird. It could easily be mistaken for Lovie In Bloom, and a couple of generations ago when using the toilet was 'going to the lavvie' there would have been other possibilities which I hope for her sake no longer exist.
Calloway James Noelle! Trends are entertaining sometimes. If she'd wanted a Callie daughter, there was lovely Caroline waiting in the wings. But clearly, out-there fns beginning with C are her forte. Crew on a yacht, no doubt.
Are Navy Quinn and Crew Robert related? Blythe looks better than it sounds: my friend's aunt Blythe was always called Bly, to rhyme with Fly.
Maggie Sue is very 1950s: I'd actually like Margaret Susan, but no luck
Elizabeth is inconveniently long, but there are plenty of nns; it's my daughter's mn. Andrew's bland but harmless unless you're a Prince.
Eleanor Anne is lovely; Charles Edward is a bit too royal I think.
Alder Forrest: very botanical; with brother Alessio, nobody will get called Al, which is good.
Barcley? Barclay used to be a bank. Daniel and William are both good, but better apart; not sure how Duke got in there.
Boden, Solen and the second Lenora in one town - as Snoopy said about the snowflake, The last of the rugged individualists.
Calloway James Noelle! Trends are entertaining sometimes. If she'd wanted a Callie daughter, there was lovely Caroline waiting in the wings. But clearly, out-there fns beginning with C are her forte. Crew on a yacht, no doubt.
Are Navy Quinn and Crew Robert related? Blythe looks better than it sounds: my friend's aunt Blythe was always called Bly, to rhyme with Fly.
Maggie Sue is very 1950s: I'd actually like Margaret Susan, but no luck
Elizabeth is inconveniently long, but there are plenty of nns; it's my daughter's mn. Andrew's bland but harmless unless you're a Prince.
Eleanor Anne is lovely; Charles Edward is a bit too royal I think.
Alder Forrest: very botanical; with brother Alessio, nobody will get called Al, which is good.
Barcley? Barclay used to be a bank. Daniel and William are both good, but better apart; not sure how Duke got in there.
Boden, Solen and the second Lenora in one town - as Snoopy said about the snowflake, The last of the rugged individualists.
