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I was just reminded of the existence of the actress Season Hubley. I don't know how familiar people are with her today, but I remember her from the 1970s. She was named Susan at birth, and apparently changed her first name to Season at some point.
I kind of like Season as a first name. What do you think of it?
I kind of like Season as a first name. What do you think of it?
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ITA with Gracie about the food-related verb and the turnover connotation. But I don't think it has a good sound: seizing.
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I prefer Suzanne. I don't like common words as names
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I like it. I don't find it very versatile so I'd probably never use it. But I think it's pretty.
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It's ok. Not my favorite nature name.
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Agree, kind of like it too; it's a warm & pleasant sounding, if one ignores the real meaning.
I remember a former work colleague, named Suen. Her mother likes the style of Sueann (Sue-Ann), but didn't want the common spelling. So they decided to name her Suen and to this day she's the only one I've ever met.
I remember a former work colleague, named Suen. Her mother likes the style of Sueann (Sue-Ann), but didn't want the common spelling. So they decided to name her Suen and to this day she's the only one I've ever met.
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I met a woman named Season a few months ago. She wore it well. I admire a person who has the chutzpah to use it.
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Season is a verb that you do to your food... it seems ambiguous as a noun and almost like saying "temporary"?
Not a fan. Sound wise it's okay, I just don't like it.
Not a fan. Sound wise it's okay, I just don't like it.
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I don't like it.
I've never heard of her.
I've never heard of her.
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