Simplicity is the key. I'm also falling for Mina Liset, although the similarities between it and Mona Lisa are really putting me off. Maybe I should just stick to old flame Mina Clémence.
I'm also falling for Old English/Scot names for boys; these include Gray, Stirling and the two old loves, Hamish & Calum.
I rarely post in the name forum I frequent any more apart from the general boards or occasionally dropping in an opinion on some combinations. I just can't be bothered. I'll always have a fascination with names; their history, origin, usage... but to share them and ask for unwanted opinions all the time just doesn't excite me any more.
I keep on reminding myself about Hero. Why do I always forget about her? Always? Hero Violet, my dear, you will always be my favourite name ever. Practicality and usage is an issue though. I don't think I have the balls to ever use you, but you shall for eternity always be the one.
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Gray/Grey is pleasing just don't stick that godawful -er or -son on the end, k?
Although whacking Doug on the front is okely dokely. I'm in a Dougray phase. Speak no more of this.
Nice to see Calum with one l. As you know I have real problems with additional letters.
Mina Liset is nothing like Mona Lisa. In fact, the enigmatic tart should have been dubbed Mina Liset. Much prettier I say although I'm with you on Clémence. Make it a ménage à trois? They all sound pretty peachy together.
Oh lord, Grayer is a name that I'd quite frankly prefer to drink a pint of piss over using. That and a whole bunch of other -er names. Particularly on females.
So are you suggesting Mina Liset Clémence? Top drawer ;)
[Dougray is incredibly sweet.]
Yessim. Mina Liset Clémence. Luverly. It's really novel, Liset included or not.
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