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Re: 10 names on my mind
Hearth: Hmm...interesting. A little too wordy for my taste, but I can see it as a middle name. Not a very pleasant sound, though.
Atlas: Shrugged. The Ayn Rand association is enough to put me off of it.
Casey: I always liked this name, but I like it more for a girl. It doesn't sound as juvenile on a girl, for some reason.
Lark: Again, I think it's better for a girl. It's kind of pokey and spiky and cool. It's not a soft name.Liesel/Lise: The Sound of Music. I can't imagine calling for a Liesel in a crowded supermarket. It would make me feel silly.
Rowen: Very nice, but I prefer Rowan.
Blaze: Nope.
Mirna: I prefer Myrna, like Myrna Loy. She was pretty cool.
Gry: Not diggin' it.
Raimie: Interesting. Like Jaime/Jamie, but not as childlike. Still weird, though.
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I've never actually seen the Sound of Music.... Bits and pieces of the most popular scenes but never all the way through in one sitting. I've never liked Liesel before and I halfway don't even like it now. But then, I halfway LOVE it, it's weird. I should hate everything about it- it sounds like weasel, it has "Lies" right up front, but it's somehow just so satisfying for me to say; I like Lise in particular. Lark is not soft. That's why I like it better on a boy. The "Lar" sound is just more masculine to me. I like the Rowan spelling too. Rowen strikes me as more feminine I guess. I like Rowyn also because it looks similar to my moms name (Robyn) but I know that spelling would likely get shredded on this board. I like Myrna as well, both spellings have neat meanings.
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