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Birth Announcment: Lydia Maude
She's probably a year old or so by now, but I saw an old BA in a paper this morning: Lydia Maude. Her parents and grandparents all had very classic, short, mid-century J names (Jean, Jane, James, John, etc.) so I'm glad they didn't keep up the tradition.I quite like it. It's veering on the trend of old lady names without being too Victorian, and has a nice balance of elegance and youth. WDYT?

This message was edited 2/13/2013, 11:31 AM

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Gorgeous!I think Lydia Maude was actually a Top 10 combo that I had for a while. One of the best BA-combos I've seen in a long time!I also like that they spelled it Maude and not Maud. I always feel like the latter is missing something.

This message was edited 2/14/2013, 9:52 AM

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Lydia is a beautiful name. Maude isn't a name I would use myself, but Maude is unexpected these days. I like its quirky, old-fashioned vibe. I find the combo more exciting than something more expected like Lydia Grace.
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I love it! Two great names that sound awesome together.
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Maude is very unattractive imho but Lydia is beautiful, and the combo flows well, and is rather charming.
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I like the first part, but feel like I have been mauled by the middle name.
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I love it! I don't normally get excited about Lydia, but Lydia Maude is adorable.
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I think it's delightful!
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I don't really like either of the names, but I appreciate the combo a lot more than most. A lot of BAs are so forgettable.
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Can't say I really like the names, but much better than atrocities like Madysyn Braydyn and such...
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Those atrocities with misspelling (Madysyn) make anything that looks halfway decent look great.

This message was edited 2/13/2013, 1:35 PM

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