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[Opinions] I think it sounds a tad familiar; well, part of it, anyway
Remember this? *LOL*http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=531228&board=babyAll I mean is I think it's funny that our opinions of names are so arbitrary in some ways. I mean, I like the name Joe but don't really like Joseph, for example. I loathe Madison but like Madeleine, which to some people's ears is nearly the same (never mind the S/L contrast, but you know what I mean).I think Hazelen is fine, it's different, I like it. You just made me laugh is all. :D
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In my defense... :oDEmberlin has -lin and Hazelen has -len. Yup, that's it! If it had been Hazelin, I'd have gone, "ewwwww..." I like the fact that it kind of looks like Ellen, and I'd probably prn it like Hazellen. :o) But yes, you're absolutely correct in that my likes & dislikes are completely arbitrary. I'm exactly the same with Joe & Joseph and Madison & Madeleine. I love Josiah, but dislike Joseph. What kind of sense does that make? :o) PLUS, I know Hazelen has some sort of history (I mean, come on, it's the name of an old lady; what more proof do you need? lol), while I know nothing about Emberlin. It could be that Emberlin is a very old family name, in which case, I'd probably like it a teensy bit more. I know I'm rambling & not making any sense whatsoever, so I'll stop now. ;o) Can't defend the indefensible! “The longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth, that God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid?”
Benjamin Franklin
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