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YES! I LOVE it! I'm the same, I love Bram, but Abraham does nothing for me. I don't like how the 'bram' part is pron. in Abraham (it's a different pron. to Bram). Abraham is a little too 'old-man' for my liking (and I do love 'old'-fashioned names) but Abraham makes me think of an old man, wheras Bram makes me think of some 1800's handsome aristocrat - does that make sense?

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Bram is just one of those names that is very appealing, but can't pin point why. I do love the Dracula connection, I think it adds something.

This message was edited 9/8/2010, 8:43 PM