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Sounds like cats or dogs or a list of things to bring to a Christmas party. I feel like next will be Candy Cane.

Horrid.

I like Cookie and Coco both as nicknames for Cornelia. I suppose Cosima "Coco" and Cornelia "Cookie" would be nice.

Reminds me of my aunt named Cookie. Don't worry, it's just a nickname. 😄 Apparently when she was a kid her and her sister Penny (also a nickname) were inseparable, so the adults around them would often say, "You get a cookie for a penny." The nicknames just stuck.
I will agree that it's silly even as a nn, but even worse as someone's actual name. Same goes for Coco.

This message was edited 12/25/2023, 9:46 AM

Well, I certainly hope that she enjoys cookies...if not, I pity her more.

The perils of a visual imagination: I just see a Cookie being dunked in Coco(a). Mother and daughters share initial C, mother and Coco feature spelling oddities; Cookie was Dagwood and Blondie's daughter in the old comic strips, probably a nn like Blondie. Oh dear. No mention of the partner's name or names; probably not John Smith.

Cookie and Coco are adorable as nicknames. As legal names, they feel too childlike.

Coco is acceptable (better as a nickname, however) but COOKIE? Thats going to get you bullied.

It's sad that two adults couldn't do better than Coco and Cookie.
Hell, it would be lame even for a pair of puppies.

She’s a celebrity so she can….It’s stupid but good for getting attention.

It's okay for dogs but not for humans.

They do work together, that’s the only thing going for them. I would try to avoid naming humans something edible.

This message was edited 12/24/2023, 5:42 PM

Wow, crazy