Re: Would Rosemary work in this day and age?
I prefer Rosemary to both Rose and Romy. As you said, they can be used as nns and it's also a good name in itself. Versatility is important.I know a 24-year-old Rosemary who doesn't go by a nn; she's always been happy with her name and never had a moment's trouble. So, yes, why not?If I had to choose a Rose name, I'd have difficulty choosing between Rosemary and Rosamond.
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Would Rosemary work in this day and age?  ·  NobodyOfConsequence  ·  4/2/2015, 2:27 PM
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