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What do you think of it? If I ever used it, it'd be for a girl--I honestly have trouble seeing it as masculine, since the Indigo Girls are one of my favourite bands and, well...y'know, they're not the Indigo Boys.
They would be the reason that I'd use it. I feel strong ties to them--not only because I adore their music but because I share one of their names, sort of. :D (The band is made up of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray.)
And Yonder--for a boy. What do you think of it? As I told Cambria, I took it shamelessly from Carole King's "Way Over Yonder." I like how it sounds--it seems as though it'd fit in with a lot of modern names, but it sounds rustic and old-fashioned to me, which is appealing to me.
MN suggestions (or FN suggestions, if you feel they're more suitable as middle names :) would be welcome. :)
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...And then he said, "You're independent, aren't you?"
"Yes," said Laura.
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They would be the reason that I'd use it. I feel strong ties to them--not only because I adore their music but because I share one of their names, sort of. :D (The band is made up of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray.)
And Yonder--for a boy. What do you think of it? As I told Cambria, I took it shamelessly from Carole King's "Way Over Yonder." I like how it sounds--it seems as though it'd fit in with a lot of modern names, but it sounds rustic and old-fashioned to me, which is appealing to me.
MN suggestions (or FN suggestions, if you feel they're more suitable as middle names :) would be welcome. :)
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...And then he said, "You're independent, aren't you?"
"Yes," said Laura.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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