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Keely is okay (I prefer that spelling). The sound isn't bad but it does make me think of "keel over." It's okay. Actually, I don't think it ever reached the level of trendiness that Kayla or Kayley did. I wouldn't be surprised if it took off in popularity now.

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Don't care for Kayleigh (sounds so sticky sweet to me) or Keelin.

This message was edited 9/29/2009, 2:51 PM