Re: Nadine
in reply to a message by guasguendi
A friend from high school is due very soon, and I've seen some updates on Facebook. A lot of to-be parents keep the name they picked out quiet (honestly I'd probably do the same), but she actually already posted that she and her husband chose Nadine for their little girl. I was pleasantly surprised to see Nadine, since it's genuinely different from what I usually encounter with little kids and birth announcements. (Just checked, and Nadine isn't even in the Top 1000.)
My main association with the name is the character on Twin Peaks, who is... very different. Like a superhero who never actually became a superhero because she got stuck in her small, eastern Washington town in a marriage built on guilt. Basically, she's a one-eyed housewife (lost her eye in a shooting accident) prone to obsessive behaviors, who is also freakishly strong.
I've always liked the name, personally. I actually prefer it to Nadia, which is much more common (though itself not terribly common).
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My main association with the name is the character on Twin Peaks, who is... very different. Like a superhero who never actually became a superhero because she got stuck in her small, eastern Washington town in a marriage built on guilt. Basically, she's a one-eyed housewife (lost her eye in a shooting accident) prone to obsessive behaviors, who is also freakishly strong.
I've always liked the name, personally. I actually prefer it to Nadia, which is much more common (though itself not terribly common).
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