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in reply to a message by Wordsmith
love love love Wilhelmina. It's big and brassy and awkward in an old lady purse kind of way while still being unbearably adorable and ladylike. It has oomph and class: you can't go wrong. I personally like Willa as a nickname.
It pains me a bit that I can't really use Wilhelmina - the little girl I babysit every saturday is part of my extended family and her name is Willow, so I'd feel like a copycat if I used Wilhelmina. Boo. I'll just have to name a pet this darling name.
I like it paired with more breezy, energetic and snappy middle names, to give it more zip:
Wilhelmina Daisy
Wilhelmina Lilac
Wilhelmina Lucy
Wilhelmina Maud
Wilhelmina Maude - looove this, alliteration is the best
Wilhelmina Opal
Wilhelmina Pearl
Wilhelmina Poppy
Wilhelmina Ruby
Wilhelmina Sophie
Wilhelmina Violet
It pains me a bit that I can't really use Wilhelmina - the little girl I babysit every saturday is part of my extended family and her name is Willow, so I'd feel like a copycat if I used Wilhelmina. Boo. I'll just have to name a pet this darling name.
I like it paired with more breezy, energetic and snappy middle names, to give it more zip:
Wilhelmina Daisy
Wilhelmina Lilac
Wilhelmina Lucy
Wilhelmina Maud
Wilhelmina Maude - looove this, alliteration is the best
Wilhelmina Opal
Wilhelmina Pearl
Wilhelmina Poppy
Wilhelmina Ruby
Wilhelmina Sophie
Wilhelmina Violet
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