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Margaret has great nns built into it, so don't feel like you have to use Marge (I think of "The Simpson") or Margie. I knew a girl named Margie, but she prn it w/a hard g. Instead of MAR-jee, it was MAR-ghee. Cute, but the prn isn't intuitive from the spelling. There's also Meg & Peg, Mara, Megan, Marg, Madge, Midge, Mayme, Maisie...like I said, tons of options. My DH's grandmother was Margaret Belrose, which I think is a lovely combo. You're welcome to use it, if you like it. :o)

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