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in reply to a message by Bear
Hee, hee, partner who needs convincing. I won't have one of those for QUITE a while--but it's kind of you to think ahead! ;D
I think that someday, I might warm up to Edna as a first name--but it might take a while. I like its sound--but then, I've discovered that I really like D's in names. :)
Of your suggestions, I like:
Rosamunde Edna
Winifred Edna
Guinnevere Edna
Wilhelmina Edna (but I would call her Billie, I think :)
Muriel Edna (I do love Muriel)
Bernadette Edna (perhaps a Bettie, Etta, or Detta)
Miriam Edna (or perhaps Mariam Edna? I love Mariam, too)
Lenore Edna (I'm a bit more a fan of Elenore, but Lenore is lovely)
Iris Millay
Sylvia Millay (It's wonderfully poetic--I love Sylvia Plath as well as Millay :)
Unfortunately, a lot of them are too fancy for me to ever seriously consider! They'd all be very nice on someone else's child, but I think I'd need to pick something a little more down-home, lol. Less upper-crust, British sounding, you know?
Others that have popped into my head, none of which are particularly serious considerations right now:
June Millay
Solveig Edna
Gilda Millay (though I still like Gilda Rae best)
Ingeborg Edna
Juniper Edna
Janis Millay
Janis Edna
Janine Millay
Millay is easier to work with than Edna, I'm afraid. I'm clearly going to have to keep thinking on this. :)
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She had fallen against the windows, which were pressed against the windows, which were pressed against the old oak near across the age of the old Aunt Sophronia--was almost dreadful enough to walk on.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
I think that someday, I might warm up to Edna as a first name--but it might take a while. I like its sound--but then, I've discovered that I really like D's in names. :)
Of your suggestions, I like:
Rosamunde Edna
Winifred Edna
Guinnevere Edna
Wilhelmina Edna (but I would call her Billie, I think :)
Muriel Edna (I do love Muriel)
Bernadette Edna (perhaps a Bettie, Etta, or Detta)
Miriam Edna (or perhaps Mariam Edna? I love Mariam, too)
Lenore Edna (I'm a bit more a fan of Elenore, but Lenore is lovely)
Iris Millay
Sylvia Millay (It's wonderfully poetic--I love Sylvia Plath as well as Millay :)
Unfortunately, a lot of them are too fancy for me to ever seriously consider! They'd all be very nice on someone else's child, but I think I'd need to pick something a little more down-home, lol. Less upper-crust, British sounding, you know?
Others that have popped into my head, none of which are particularly serious considerations right now:
June Millay
Solveig Edna
Gilda Millay (though I still like Gilda Rae best)
Ingeborg Edna
Juniper Edna
Janis Millay
Janis Edna
Janine Millay
Millay is easier to work with than Edna, I'm afraid. I'm clearly going to have to keep thinking on this. :)
Array
She had fallen against the windows, which were pressed against the windows, which were pressed against the old oak near across the age of the old Aunt Sophronia--was almost dreadful enough to walk on.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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