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in reply to a message by Bear
Oh, I love all of your combos (apart from Hilary, maybe. And Nigella Hilary could grow on me, too). They all have a very different feel to them, it's hard to decide which one to choose.
I only found out a few days ago that nigellas are actually a genus of several species of plants. Love-in-a-mist, for example, is a nigella.
Another thing I really like about this name. The cherry on top. For me, this adds some extra sweetness to this otherwise very vibrant name. That's at least the feel I get from Nigella. ;-)
By the way, I just wikipedia-ed Ms Lawson - turns out she has/had two sisters: Thomasina and Horatia (and a brother named Dominic).
I'm smitten, I'm in awe. Nigella, Thomasina and Horatia. Wow.
I only found out a few days ago that nigellas are actually a genus of several species of plants. Love-in-a-mist, for example, is a nigella.
Another thing I really like about this name. The cherry on top. For me, this adds some extra sweetness to this otherwise very vibrant name. That's at least the feel I get from Nigella. ;-)
By the way, I just wikipedia-ed Ms Lawson - turns out she has/had two sisters: Thomasina and Horatia (and a brother named Dominic).
I'm smitten, I'm in awe. Nigella, Thomasina and Horatia. Wow.
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