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HelpRe: Sienna?
in reply to a message by Melys11
I like Sierra better.
I sort of like Sienna ... it's almost like a GP, but without a whole lot of guilt or pleasure.
I think both names are ... how do you say this without sounding like a dolt? I don't feel like they are "classy" names, but I feel like they're far from tacky.
Sierra gives me an abstract image of wildernesses and powerful innocence, while Sienna sounds more sensuous, like it's about colors and textures. Sienna seems more celebby to me, compared to Sierra. But it's still modest enough for me - not annoying like, say, "Saffron" or something like that.
If I met a Sienna, I think I would like her name a lot, as long as I liked her - and I'd expect her to be likable, given no other info besides her name.
I sort of like Sienna ... it's almost like a GP, but without a whole lot of guilt or pleasure.
I think both names are ... how do you say this without sounding like a dolt? I don't feel like they are "classy" names, but I feel like they're far from tacky.
Sierra gives me an abstract image of wildernesses and powerful innocence, while Sienna sounds more sensuous, like it's about colors and textures. Sienna seems more celebby to me, compared to Sierra. But it's still modest enough for me - not annoying like, say, "Saffron" or something like that.
If I met a Sienna, I think I would like her name a lot, as long as I liked her - and I'd expect her to be likable, given no other info besides her name.
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