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in reply to a message by Isabelle
I've always been rather fond of the name Marigold. The only think that occasionally makes me think no is that people always refer to washing up gloves as Marigold's. However, I generally like Marigold as a name and do believe it to be usable.
I imagine a child called Marigold to have curly hair (any colour) and be quite free-spirited with a love for adventure and Enid Blyton novels. I also imagine her to have a pet dog.
As an adult her curly hair would remain and she would probably study something like Politics or environmental science at university, be vegan and a supporter of amnesty international. She may also write.
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
I imagine a child called Marigold to have curly hair (any colour) and be quite free-spirited with a love for adventure and Enid Blyton novels. I also imagine her to have a pet dog.
As an adult her curly hair would remain and she would probably study something like Politics or environmental science at university, be vegan and a supporter of amnesty international. She may also write.
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
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