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HelpNora or Norma?
They're both on my list, and I'm fairly certain the board is going to lean towards Nora, but I thought I'd ask anyway =]
I'm sure quite a few people think that Norma sounds "dated", but it's grown on me a lot lately.
I'm sure quite a few people think that Norma sounds "dated", but it's grown on me a lot lately.
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I'd say definitely Nora
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Nora. Norma is too frumpy.
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Agreed
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Nora. Sorry but Norma just sounds frumpy to me.
:)
:)
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Nora
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Oh man. They're both so great in such wildly different ways. Nora is a poet's muse, a sweet, quiet girl who follows the rules and has a love for drinking tea by the fireplace. Norma is a spunky, rebellious flapper who wears fishneck stockings and knows how to read people and use it to her advantage.
It's nearly impossible for me to choose, but at the moment I'll say Norma.
It's nearly impossible for me to choose, but at the moment I'll say Norma.
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Norma!
And this is why:
Diva.
And this is why:
Diva.
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