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Help[Opinions] Re: Honorine
in reply to a message by Josephina Liese
Beautiful! Very delicate, but strong at the same time. It reminds me of the surname Honore' (that I fell in love with thanks to the gentleman that took control of New Orleans after Katrina. I can't remember his full name. Anyone?) If you don't mind, I'm going to add Honorine to my long list. :-)
Julia / Julie Honorine is my favorite(s) from your list. How about:
Valerie Honorine
Sophie Honorine
Lydia Honorine
Margot Honorine
Sylvia Honorine
Georgia Honorine
Isabelle Honorine
Philippa Honorine
Juno Honorine
Callista Honorine
Eugenie Honorine
Marie Honorine
Julia / Julie Honorine is my favorite(s) from your list. How about:
Valerie Honorine
Sophie Honorine
Lydia Honorine
Margot Honorine
Sylvia Honorine
Georgia Honorine
Isabelle Honorine
Philippa Honorine
Juno Honorine
Callista Honorine
Eugenie Honorine
Marie Honorine
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(that I fell in love with thanks to the gentleman that took control of New Orleans after Katrina. I can't remember his full name. Anyone?)
No idea, but I think I can blame my infatuation with Honore' on a certain French writer.
Array (as Marian the Librarian would say, "You'll find it in Balzac.")
I need the smell of summer--
I need its noises in my ears.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
No idea, but I think I can blame my infatuation with Honore' on a certain French writer.
Array (as Marian the Librarian would say, "You'll find it in Balzac.")
I need the smell of summer--
I need its noises in my ears.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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That's quite easily my favourite line in the entire thing...
...And do you know, I'm not sure why? I've just always loved the way she says it.
Array (loves The Music Man, too--especially Amaryllith ;)
...And do you know, I'm not sure why? I've just always loved the way she says it.
Array (loves The Music Man, too--especially Amaryllith ;)
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I adore everything about the Music Man- I saw it on Broadway when I was about 8, and fell in love with it. In eighth grade, my select choir did "76 Trombones", and I was Harold Hill for all of the solo parts ;)
And of course, this show is also the reason I love the name Amaryllis (I mean, Amaryllith) :-P
And of course, this show is also the reason I love the name Amaryllis (I mean, Amaryllith) :-P
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