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Help[Opinions] Ooh! Coincidence!
in reply to a message by Chrisell
Abigail Mary is my cousin's name! So cool! :-D In my cousin's case, she was probably named after my very ill Aunt Gail, and her mn is the same as her mother's.
I like (I'm only including the babies because... I'm lazy):
Abigail Mary
Bella Simone
Bonnie Alexandra - You don't see Bonnie a lot these days
Charlotte Rose
Chloe Michelle - A Michelle, not a Michaela! I like both names, but nowadays Michelle is so much more refreshing imo
Daniella Grace - Have been preferring Daniela lately
Ella Rose - Very bland, but pretty
Emily Hope Georgia - Georgia rescues this combo from dullness, though imo it doesn't quite fit absolutely perfectly for some reason
Emma Karin - Prefer Karen unless the family's Swedish, because otherwise Karin looks like a misspelling to me
Eva Theresa
Harriet Imogen Sophie - Awkward, but I like this nonetheless
Imogen Lee - Prefer Leigh for a girl, Lee for a boy
Josephine Miriam - Six syllables usually sounds too long for me, but this combo's an exception imo
Lauren Nicky Joanne - Prefer Nicole or Nicola, but maybe the father is fully named Nick...
Lily Luisa
Michelle Eva - Wow, a Michelle as a fn!
Molly Rose
Sophia Maria - Normally the two -ia endings and the six syllables would kill this combo for me, but I believe I've seen this combo (alone or as part of a longer name, I'm not sure) in German or German-derived royalty, and I'm used to such combos... so Sophia Maria sounds alright to me
Sophie Elizabeth
Alexander Stephen and Cameron Christopher
Ethan Alexander
Isaac Dale - Dale's unusual today; it makes a nice change from other one-syllable mns like John or James
Jackson Cody
Jacob Alexander
Joshua Frank - See Dale for Frank
Kurtis John Robert
Lachlan Kai - A bit too fanciful for me, but nice
Lucas Evan
Luke Adam
Luke James
Matthew Ian
Matthew Leon
Mitchell James
Nicholas David
Noah Christian Nicholis - Please tell me Nicholis is a typo... Please?
Tyler Benn - I hope Benn's a family surname, or a typo
Miranda
Top 10 Reasons Why I Procrastinate:
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I like (I'm only including the babies because... I'm lazy):
Abigail Mary
Bella Simone
Bonnie Alexandra - You don't see Bonnie a lot these days
Charlotte Rose
Chloe Michelle - A Michelle, not a Michaela! I like both names, but nowadays Michelle is so much more refreshing imo
Daniella Grace - Have been preferring Daniela lately
Ella Rose - Very bland, but pretty
Emily Hope Georgia - Georgia rescues this combo from dullness, though imo it doesn't quite fit absolutely perfectly for some reason
Emma Karin - Prefer Karen unless the family's Swedish, because otherwise Karin looks like a misspelling to me
Eva Theresa
Harriet Imogen Sophie - Awkward, but I like this nonetheless
Imogen Lee - Prefer Leigh for a girl, Lee for a boy
Josephine Miriam - Six syllables usually sounds too long for me, but this combo's an exception imo
Lauren Nicky Joanne - Prefer Nicole or Nicola, but maybe the father is fully named Nick...
Lily Luisa
Michelle Eva - Wow, a Michelle as a fn!
Molly Rose
Sophia Maria - Normally the two -ia endings and the six syllables would kill this combo for me, but I believe I've seen this combo (alone or as part of a longer name, I'm not sure) in German or German-derived royalty, and I'm used to such combos... so Sophia Maria sounds alright to me
Sophie Elizabeth
Alexander Stephen and Cameron Christopher
Ethan Alexander
Isaac Dale - Dale's unusual today; it makes a nice change from other one-syllable mns like John or James
Jackson Cody
Jacob Alexander
Joshua Frank - See Dale for Frank
Kurtis John Robert
Lachlan Kai - A bit too fanciful for me, but nice
Lucas Evan
Luke Adam
Luke James
Matthew Ian
Matthew Leon
Mitchell James
Nicholas David
Noah Christian Nicholis - Please tell me Nicholis is a typo... Please?
Tyler Benn - I hope Benn's a family surname, or a typo
Miranda
Top 10 Reasons Why I Procrastinate:
1.
Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks; see my profile for their names.
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