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in reply to a message by Georgia-Claire
1. Yes
2. Matilda Charlotte is fine. Don't care for Eleonor Charlotte. Charlotte would be better as a fn, imo.
3. I know one who is in her early 40s. I was acquainted with another who went by Char (which I detest). She would probably also be in her early 40s.
4. Lovely and classic. Sweet on a child and will age very well.
5. Charlotte Diana, Charlotte Rose (though Rose as a mn always makes me think of the verb form of rise... Charlotte rose from her chair...), Charlotte Gabriella, Charlotte Genevieve, Charlotte Helena, Charlotte Victoria
2. Matilda Charlotte is fine. Don't care for Eleonor Charlotte. Charlotte would be better as a fn, imo.
3. I know one who is in her early 40s. I was acquainted with another who went by Char (which I detest). She would probably also be in her early 40s.
4. Lovely and classic. Sweet on a child and will age very well.
5. Charlotte Diana, Charlotte Rose (though Rose as a mn always makes me think of the verb form of rise... Charlotte rose from her chair...), Charlotte Gabriella, Charlotte Genevieve, Charlotte Helena, Charlotte Victoria
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