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Help[Opinions] Love it. (m)
in reply to a message by Cait
Honestly, who cares if it was used by Angelina Jolie? I think it's a good name, solid and modern enough without being too trendy. I picture it on an intelligent, wise-cracking kid who marches to the beat of his own drummer.
Casey and Maddox make good brothers, IMO. The names kind of match, in a weird way.
Casey and Maddox make good brothers, IMO. The names kind of match, in a weird way.
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Haha. I'm not at all concerned about where I found a name. I love Harlow too. I might not have liked them without the exposure, but hey - what can you do?
I find that Casey really is his own dude, and has been from the moment he was born. Maybe even before that, when he amazed my nurses and caregivers during pregnancy with his energy, despite how small he was.
When I wrote Casey & Maddox together, I thought that as different as they were, they look really good together, and not overly matchy matchy. I like a lot of other C names, but with my name also being a C name, I don't want to get stuck in C's. I like that both are recognizable, but I doubt that Casey and Maddox - should this be the name of #2 - would have another classmate with those names, especially in our area.
I find that Casey really is his own dude, and has been from the moment he was born. Maybe even before that, when he amazed my nurses and caregivers during pregnancy with his energy, despite how small he was.
When I wrote Casey & Maddox together, I thought that as different as they were, they look really good together, and not overly matchy matchy. I like a lot of other C names, but with my name also being a C name, I don't want to get stuck in C's. I like that both are recognizable, but I doubt that Casey and Maddox - should this be the name of #2 - would have another classmate with those names, especially in our area.
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