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in reply to a message by Bear
I love Sunny Caroline and Sunny Aurelia! Especially Sunny Aurelia. Oh, Aurelia brings so much power and elegance to Sunny. Sunny Caroline is very happy, and having lived in South Carolina, I totally get what you mean. =)
The happy feeling is the reason why I think Sunny may be the perfect name for my hypothetical daughter. The weather today was so beautiful. Low 50s, slight breeze. I was standing outside about 1pm, sun shining on me, watching the reflection of the sky and trees in a puddle. I had a feeling of intense happiness that reminded me so much of being a child. The feeling of being outside, no agenda, just happy to be in that moment, taking pleasure in what's around you.
Alexandra nn Sunny is inspired! I love Sonya/ Sonia nn Sunny, as Sonia is an old favorite of mine. Marisol is great too.
The happy feeling is the reason why I think Sunny may be the perfect name for my hypothetical daughter. The weather today was so beautiful. Low 50s, slight breeze. I was standing outside about 1pm, sun shining on me, watching the reflection of the sky and trees in a puddle. I had a feeling of intense happiness that reminded me so much of being a child. The feeling of being outside, no agenda, just happy to be in that moment, taking pleasure in what's around you.
Alexandra nn Sunny is inspired! I love Sonya/ Sonia nn Sunny, as Sonia is an old favorite of mine. Marisol is great too.
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Yay!
I'm not sure why, but traditionally Sunny was used as a nn for Alexandra. Tsarina Alexandra was called Sunny (although her birth name was Alix, a form of Alice, so that might not be a valid one.) But I also know of Sunny von Bulow, famous heiress whose husband was tried for her attempted (or was it actual?) murder. Her full name was Alexandra.
In any event, I associate Sunny with Alexandra. Sandra --> Sandy --> Sunny? Who ever knows?
I forgot one combo: Sunny Louisa. (But someone may already have suggested that one.)
I'm not sure why, but traditionally Sunny was used as a nn for Alexandra. Tsarina Alexandra was called Sunny (although her birth name was Alix, a form of Alice, so that might not be a valid one.) But I also know of Sunny von Bulow, famous heiress whose husband was tried for her attempted (or was it actual?) murder. Her full name was Alexandra.
In any event, I associate Sunny with Alexandra. Sandra --> Sandy --> Sunny? Who ever knows?
I forgot one combo: Sunny Louisa. (But someone may already have suggested that one.)
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