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The spelling isn't too bad, but chances are, she'd have to be correcting people her entire life.

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I love the name Carrie, which is a personal fave of mine :) Caroline is nice as well, although it isn't a fave.

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Jennifer Nicole
Loving the Names:
Ariella Kathryn, Carrie Marie, Elisabeth Ava, Faith Alexandra, Michaela Reese, Sadie Elisabeth
Cade Preston, Deacon James, Grant William, Jude Hamilton, Roman Spencer

I prefer Carolyn but if you're looking for something different, what about Caralyn or Karalyn?

The extra -ne just seems very unnecessary to me, so unless you're naming a child after someone who spells it that way, why put her through a lifetime of hassle? 'No, it's C-A-R-O-L-Y-N-N-E.' :-/

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~Heather~
"Why is it that, as a culture, we are more comfortable seeing two men holding guns than holding hands?" - Ernest Gaines
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will know peace" - Jimi Hendrix

Carolynne seems a bit long. I don't care for the "e" attached to the end of Lynn. If you must use a variant spelling of Carolyn, how about Carolynn instead? I prefer Caroline over Carolyn and Carolynn in general though.

This message was edited 8/5/2006, 5:22 PM

Carolyn is very nice. I don't like Carolynne at all.

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I love Caroline and Carolina.

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-- Sarah

This message was edited 8/5/2006, 5:20 PM

I really like this spelling too. I would not have thought of that spelling.That name has never been a favorite until now.

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Thank you.

You're right, I do see it as a trendy spelling, though I have seen worse. If you're honouring someone named Lynne than I find nothing wrong with it at all. It could even be considered a combination of Carol and Lynne. I much prefer Caroline, however.

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