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Help[Opinions] Musetta
Musetta has been going through my mind lately. What do you think of it? Wondering why I googled it. Musetta is a character in "La Boheme," so at least I feel better that it's a legitimate (?) name.
Alternately, how about Musette? Playing piano growing up I used to have to memorize musettes (by Bach?) and the word always sounded sweet to me.
I wouldn't use either one for a fn. But they could make "off the beaten path" mns. Can you think of any combinations, either mn or even fn if you think it could work? I was thinking of Isidora Musette, but I haven't put a lot of thought into it yet.
Alternately, how about Musette? Playing piano growing up I used to have to memorize musettes (by Bach?) and the word always sounded sweet to me.
I wouldn't use either one for a fn. But they could make "off the beaten path" mns. Can you think of any combinations, either mn or even fn if you think it could work? I was thinking of Isidora Musette, but I haven't put a lot of thought into it yet.
This message was edited 2/8/2008, 1:53 PM
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