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in reply to a message by Vek
Boy/Girl
Atticus Tadhg and Zelda June
Girl/Girl
Zelda Maeve and Veronica June
Boy/Boy
Atticus Arthur and Tadhg Desmond
As for yours...
Wason & May-- Wason doesn't seem like a name to me; it just looks like the J in Jason got evicted and replaced with a W. Sounds kind of whiney, IMHO. It does kind of sound like a surname, though; does it perhaps have significance to you? As for May-- I actually love it. A lot. I suppose I prefer the spelling Mae slightly, but May is great, too.
Girl/Girl
Josephine & Thomasina-- Both are amazing, really. Individually, they're both beautiful (and Thomasina is especially stunning), and they compliment each other very well.
Boy/Boy
Bonner & Lafferty-- Again, Bonner seems like it's trying to be Conner, yet different. It's alright, I guess; I can certainly think of worse, and it does have a certain charm to it. It reminds me of a town/city in the Kansas City area, but that's not really a bad thing. Lafferty also seems like a place name, so they also compliment each other well. Lafferty strikes me as very southern-sounding and handsome, so I have a bit of a fondness for it.
They say the devil's water, it ain't so sweet;
You don't have to drink right now.
But you can dip your feet
Every once in a little while.
Atticus Tadhg and Zelda June
Girl/Girl
Zelda Maeve and Veronica June
Boy/Boy
Atticus Arthur and Tadhg Desmond
As for yours...
Wason & May-- Wason doesn't seem like a name to me; it just looks like the J in Jason got evicted and replaced with a W. Sounds kind of whiney, IMHO. It does kind of sound like a surname, though; does it perhaps have significance to you? As for May-- I actually love it. A lot. I suppose I prefer the spelling Mae slightly, but May is great, too.
Girl/Girl
Josephine & Thomasina-- Both are amazing, really. Individually, they're both beautiful (and Thomasina is especially stunning), and they compliment each other very well.
Boy/Boy
Bonner & Lafferty-- Again, Bonner seems like it's trying to be Conner, yet different. It's alright, I guess; I can certainly think of worse, and it does have a certain charm to it. It reminds me of a town/city in the Kansas City area, but that's not really a bad thing. Lafferty also seems like a place name, so they also compliment each other well. Lafferty strikes me as very southern-sounding and handsome, so I have a bit of a fondness for it.
They say the devil's water, it ain't so sweet;
You don't have to drink right now.
But you can dip your feet
Every once in a little while.
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