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Definitely Georgia. Jorja looks kre8tiv, or like it should be prn. HOR-ha

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~Heather~

I prefer Georgia

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I also like:

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Hailey (also Hayley)
Zoe
Lillai-Savannah (prefer Lilly Savannah)
Brayden (prefer Braedon)
Cooper

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Mum to Hayley Anne

I much prefer Georgia. Although if spelled Jorja she won't feel like she was named after the state.

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♥ Kristen ♥

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Aussie? And a pron. possibility...

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I think this spelling is popular in Australia- along with Taylah and Tylah (Taylor and Tyler said with an Australian accent).

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Having said that (and despite Jorja Fox), with the growing influence of Spanish in the US Jorja looks a lot like it should be said HOR-ha. I'll leave you to ponder that...

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Georgia's neat. Georgie Henley is the name of the little actress who recently played Lucy in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe- her full name is Georgia, I think.

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sa

Though I love Jorja Fox and CSI, I much much much prefer the spl Georgia, and I think it's a very pretty name. :)

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-Jekyll & Hyde

Definately prefer Georgia, because why misspell such a gorgeous name?

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Andrew
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"Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase."
Martin Luther King, Jr.

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"It is not length of life, but depth of life."
Ralph Waldo Emerson

To be honest, Jorja looks like a dumb girl's name--like her mother didn't know how to spell Georgia on the birth certificate. It reminds me of a woman I read about, whose mother was near-illiterate. The woman grew up a Dorothy, but when she saw her birth certificate, her mother had actually written down something like Darthee. That's how the name sounded to her, so she sounded it out. Jorja looks like a Darthee to me.

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Use Georgia; she won't look uneducated, then.

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Array

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I'd like to leave the world as a better place.

Georgia (ONLY this spelling) is absolutely beautiful!

Would you spell the male name Jorj? No? Then please don't do it to Georgia, since then it stops being a fem. form of George imo and starts looking like a kre8tyv, rather illiterate-looking, rather tryndee-looking mess to me. Besides, Georgia's underused enough to not need another spelling to be unusual.

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I'm sorry to be so harsh, but I really, really despise this so-called "spelling" perpetuated from pop culture. I hold the same dislike for names like Lorelai, so I'm not picking on Jorja exclusively!

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Georgia's classic and gorgeous. Go for it! Or try another fem. form of George, like Georgiana, Georgiane, Georgette, or Georgetta.

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Miranda

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Just a question... You started liking it today, and already know it's for your next daughter?

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I really don't like the spelling, but I LOVE Georgia! It's pretty and classic. If I met a baby named Georgia, I would be so happy,, such an awesome name in the midst of all the Emma's and Madison's!

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WDYTO:
Georgia Natalie
Georgia Adelle
Georgia Florence
Georgia Hazel
Georgia Grace
Georgia Sari
Georgia Pearl
Georgia Noelle
Georgia Rose
Georgia Katherine
Georgia Emily

Um, I personally prefer Georgia or Georgiana (nn Georgie)... I don't think Jorja will fit with the rest of your kids.

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A million people I
Still feel all alone
I just wanna go home
Oh I miss you, you know"
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