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in reply to a message by Adelle
1. Charlotte was one I was fond of for a good long while, first with the nn Lotte (prn. like Lottie), and then nn Tatty. I still like it, but the popularity is just too much for me, and probably will be in five years, too.
2. Your sister didn't invent Bellamy--it has prior use as both a first name and a surname (think the actor Ralph Bellamy). But if you associate it with her, that's cool in itself.
3. Off to dinner, but maybe later?
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2. Your sister didn't invent Bellamy--it has prior use as both a first name and a surname (think the actor Ralph Bellamy). But if you associate it with her, that's cool in itself.
3. Off to dinner, but maybe later?
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Yeah, she acknowledged in her own posts about it that she assumed other people were using it anyway, which is why she adopted that spelling and didn't use something more reminiscient of why she thought of it. I just associate it with her, so I attribute it to her.
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