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I love it! I think it's cute. It sounds Hispanic, not supermodel-ish. Don't worry.
I used to know a Sarita, but for the life of my I can't remember her middle name. I'm starting to question if she had one.

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-Seda*

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~The Kelley Episodes~

Seda: Has anyone seen the telephone?
Promise: *points to receiver* Maybe someone needs to find a way to attach it to this thing so it won't get lost.
Seda: *shakes head* Maybe we are becoming stupider with time.

I like it. Unique and fun.

I know a girl named Sarita, she's of indian origin, and i've always thought it was a beautiful name. Every girl named Linda and Cindy doesn't become a supermodel. It means river in hindi

pretty name

Sarita was the name of my high school spanish teacher and ever since then I've thought it was a pretty name. It was not a nn for Sara and although she taught spanish, she didn't have any family from Spain... so I guess her parents just liked the name!

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----Betsy-----

Sarita is my nieces nn (her name is Sara). I much prefer Sara as a full name :).

Sarita is beautiful spanish name. I like the spelling Zarita too.

I like Sarita. It is less plain and common than Sara.

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But then I like -ita names, like Carita, Marita, Danita, Lenita.

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I don't understand your "supermodel" thing. The name does not decide which profession a person choses. Or do you know of a top model named Sarita?

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"You sought a flower and found a fruit. You sought a spring and found a sea. You sought a woman and found a soul. You are disappointed."
"It does not become me to make myself smaller than I am." (Edith Södergran 1891-1923)