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I like it, esp. because it was my grandmother's name (not a nn), but I also just find it old-fashioned and sweet. But there are the Elsie the Borden Cow associations (which my grandmother heard quite a bit, lol), and it's too nickname-y for a given name, imo. I love Elsa and Elspeth, though, and wouldn't mind using one of those and occasionally calling her Elsie. :)