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in reply to a message by DakotaGrace
Polly is very refreshing. I'm in the U.S. and I'd love to meet a little Polly. I once met siblings Polly and Daisy, but Polly and Eliza makes just as much sense to me. Very sweet.
Polly isn't very easy to combine. It would be easier for me if Polly were a nn for something like Mary (traditional) or Pauline, Apollonia, Hippolyta, Pearl, etc. But for now I'll try to combine just Polly:
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Adele / Adela
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Jane
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Fiona
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Cathleen (hey, that's not too bad)
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Diane
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Susan
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Irene
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Augusta
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Jemima (hmm, maybe this one isn't bad either)
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Muriel
I don't think "Polly Muriel" sounds nice at all. But after seeing "Muriel's Wedding" I'll do anything to hear that southern hemispheric accent say the name Muriel. :-)
Polly isn't very easy to combine. It would be easier for me if Polly were a nn for something like Mary (traditional) or Pauline, Apollonia, Hippolyta, Pearl, etc. But for now I'll try to combine just Polly:
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Adele / Adela
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Jane
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Fiona
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Cathleen (hey, that's not too bad)
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Diane
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Susan
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Irene
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Augusta
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Jemima (hmm, maybe this one isn't bad either)
Eliza Charlotte and Polly Muriel
I don't think "Polly Muriel" sounds nice at all. But after seeing "Muriel's Wedding" I'll do anything to hear that southern hemispheric accent say the name Muriel. :-)
This message was edited 2/12/2009, 3:25 PM
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