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I don't find any substance at all in this name. I am very tired of any name that begins with K and ends with y, ie, ee, or especially eigh. For my generation there was Kelly and Kerry, which then inspired Karly, then Kasey, then Kylie... etc. Keely seems to follow that pattern. Those names all sound the same to me. I think even if it is uncommon, it is so similar to common names that it will sound dated. In fact I think it already seems dated to the 80's/90's.

This message was edited 1/23/2009, 3:15 PM