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C'mon (m)
by Bear
10/26/2006, 1:43 PM
in reply to a message by Keira
You can do better than that. Give us the top three suggestions you liked, at least. :-)
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- Keira (guest)   +5
10/26/2006, 2:05 PM
Ok...Vera Evangeline (meaning)
Vera Evelyn (I just love Evelyn)
Vera Janessa (I've never heard of Janessa before, its quite lovely)
Vera Rose (simple, cute, it sounds like art)I won't make any promises, these may change...
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- Keira (guest)   +4
10/26/2006, 2:12 PM
Oh! and Vera Felicity.
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- Bear   +3
10/26/2006, 2:19 PM
Thanks! Of these, I'm attracted to Vera Evelyn the most. The only thing holding me back is the repeated "v" sounds. "V's" are so strong in my ear that I wonder if two of them is too much. Then again, I love Genevieve, Vivien and Viveca. So, OK, Vera Evelyn it is!
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- Keira (guest)   +2
10/26/2006, 2:24 PM
or...Evelyn Patricia called Vera for a nn. Taking the VE from Evelyn and the RA from patricia. Please tell me if it sounds stupid.
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- Bear   +1
10/26/2006, 2:29 PM
Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner.Evelyn Patricia, nn Vera is spectacular. Patricia is such an underrated gem. All three names share a similar WWII feeling for me. I predict this will be the next wave of names to come back into popularity, although we might have to wait ten to twenty years. You would be well ahead of the curve. Nns are exactly the place to let your imagination soar so Vera makes perfect sense to me. Evelyn Patricia, nn Vera is a winner all around. :-D

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- Keira (guest)
10/26/2006, 2:31 PM
Could be it...My mom would be so happy with this. She named my after her mom and I could name my daughter after her. We will see. Thanks for the help.
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