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Ah, thank you. Romilly-Sur-Seine. I just looked it up.
I do like it better now, but I still think I'd prefer Romy and Pippa. They seem like natural sisters, don't they?
I do like it better now, but I still think I'd prefer Romy and Pippa. They seem like natural sisters, don't they?
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I've never posted on this board before, but someone from another board referred me here after reading this thread, because I have two daughters called Philippa and Romilly (Pippa and Romy, though Romilly goes by her full name more often than her sister).
To the original poster: I don't know if you are in the US or the UK, but our girls were born in the UK and we have since moved to the US, where we're finding people have never heard of their names AT ALL. For the most part, we get very positive reactions to both their names, though, and we still think they're the two best names out there of course (really struggling on girl names for #3 at the moment!) If you were to put them together, Pippa Romilly seems the better option for flow.
To the original poster: I don't know if you are in the US or the UK, but our girls were born in the UK and we have since moved to the US, where we're finding people have never heard of their names AT ALL. For the most part, we get very positive reactions to both their names, though, and we still think they're the two best names out there of course (really struggling on girl names for #3 at the moment!) If you were to put them together, Pippa Romilly seems the better option for flow.
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Wow! That is crazy that you have named your girls my fav names ever. I'm jealous I'm not having two and having to choose which one to use. Do you think it would be okay to drop Philippa and go strait for Pippa? What are their middle names? I know you will come up with something awesome for your third you are obviously good at this name thing.
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I'll admit that I *loved* Pippa and only liked Philippa, but we gave her the full name just so she'd have options later on - she's only 2.5 now, so I don't know yet whether she'll ever want to go by Philippa, or Phil (gasp!) or Flip, but if she wants to, she can. I guess Pippa on its own wouldn't look flimsy on a resume the same way that Dave or Susie might, but in the UK, people would assume it is short for Philippa, and I guess I'm a bit of a traditionist that way anyway :) In the US, I'm sure just Pippa would be no problem at all, as most people really haven't heard of either name.
Their full names are Philippa Violet and Romilly Alice, and both middle names are after family, though they also happened to be names that I love.
Their full names are Philippa Violet and Romilly Alice, and both middle names are after family, though they also happened to be names that I love.
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