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HelpYou Say, You Think [Girls]
Just a few of my favourites...this isn't a sibset so some names are going to show up more than once. (Like Olive Matilda and Matilda Jane. Don't worry, I wouldn't name sisters that!)
This is my daughter, Margaret Elaine. We call her Greta.
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This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
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This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
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This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
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This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
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This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
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This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
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This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
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This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
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This is my daughter, Minerva Rosalind. We call her Minnie.
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This is my daughter, Agatha Irene.
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This is my daughter, Alice Shoshannah.
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This is my daughter, Ingrid Beatrice.
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This is my daughter, Margaret Elaine. We call her Greta.
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This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
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This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
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This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
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This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
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This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
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This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
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This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
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This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
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This is my daughter, Minerva Rosalind. We call her Minnie.
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This is my daughter, Agatha Irene.
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This is my daughter, Alice Shoshannah.
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This is my daughter, Ingrid Beatrice.
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This is my daughter, Margaret Elaine. We call her Greta.
You say: I've met three Margarets before, but never one called Greta.
You think: I like Greta, but Elaine reminds me of my horrid aunt.
This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
You say: What an adorable name.
You think: I like the pronunciation bee-ah-TREESE
This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
You say: Audrey is a beautiful name. Where does her middle name originate from?
You think: Tziporah is an interesting name.
This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
You say: Hello, Matilda Jane.
You think: I'm tempted to call her by her full name because if flows well.
This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
You say: She is a beautiful girl.
You think: I truly dislike her name. I don't know why.
This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
You say: That's a lovely name.
You think: Olive reminds me of LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE. Matilda reminds me of that adorable girl in the Roald Dahl book.
This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
You say: My friend's name is Astrid as well. Her family calls her Ozzie.
You think: I hope the say OS-trid and not ASS-trid.
This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
You say: Frances is a cute name.
You think: Is her brother John Francis from the other post?
This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
You say: Eloise is adorable. It reminds me of the little girl in the books.
You think: I don't like her middle name at all.
This is my daughter, Minerva Rosalind. We call her Minnie.
You say: Minnie is a darling nickname.
You think: I love her middle name.
This is my daughter, Agatha Irene.
You say: That's a sweet name.
You think: It's a bit old fashioned, but that's probably the point.
This is my daughter, Alice Shoshannah.
You say: I love the traditional Alice instead of Allison.
You think: Alice is cute and Shoshannah reminds me of my friend Sousanne, pronounced so-john.
This is my daughter, Ingrid Beatrice.
You say: Lovely name.
You think: I prefer Inghild.
You say: I've met three Margarets before, but never one called Greta.
You think: I like Greta, but Elaine reminds me of my horrid aunt.
This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
You say: What an adorable name.
You think: I like the pronunciation bee-ah-TREESE
This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
You say: Audrey is a beautiful name. Where does her middle name originate from?
You think: Tziporah is an interesting name.
This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
You say: Hello, Matilda Jane.
You think: I'm tempted to call her by her full name because if flows well.
This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
You say: She is a beautiful girl.
You think: I truly dislike her name. I don't know why.
This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
You say: That's a lovely name.
You think: Olive reminds me of LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE. Matilda reminds me of that adorable girl in the Roald Dahl book.
This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
You say: My friend's name is Astrid as well. Her family calls her Ozzie.
You think: I hope the say OS-trid and not ASS-trid.
This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
You say: Frances is a cute name.
You think: Is her brother John Francis from the other post?
This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
You say: Eloise is adorable. It reminds me of the little girl in the books.
You think: I don't like her middle name at all.
This is my daughter, Minerva Rosalind. We call her Minnie.
You say: Minnie is a darling nickname.
You think: I love her middle name.
This is my daughter, Agatha Irene.
You say: That's a sweet name.
You think: It's a bit old fashioned, but that's probably the point.
This is my daughter, Alice Shoshannah.
You say: I love the traditional Alice instead of Allison.
You think: Alice is cute and Shoshannah reminds me of my friend Sousanne, pronounced so-john.
This is my daughter, Ingrid Beatrice.
You say: Lovely name.
You think: I prefer Inghild.
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This is my daughter, Margaret Elaine. We call her Greta.
You say: Oh, howdy do Greta! A very distinguished name you've got.
You think: It's distinguished. I can't like Margaret, but I'm glad when other people use it. Elaine is nice, but it's kind of strange with Margaret for some reason.
This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
You say: What a nice name.
You think: Am I crazy for not liking Beatrice? I know I should. So I'll approve of it. Jane is kind of filler but still refreshing in this day and age of frilly stupid fillers.
This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
You say: Oh, that's a very interesting middle name.
You think: Yeah, it is. I need to look that up on BtN when I get home. And Audrey - another one of those damn good names that I can't seem to like, ever. A guilty displeasure, if you will. Very interesting combination, this is!
This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
You say: Oh, that's lovely. Howdy doo!!!
You think: I recently became able to like Matilda and I'm very glad. :) I like this a lot.
This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
You say: Nice to meet you, Jeanette.
You think: Yawn. Jeanette bores me to death. Gloria's an interesting outburst, though. I love when other people are named it.
This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
You say: Oh, how delightfully old-world.
You think: (Some lady said this to me once, responding to the fact that I play viola.) It's a very handsome combo, but I'm not sure that's quite an appropriate compliment to give a little girl. Nevertheless, both names are very distinguished and old-world and I like this a lot.
This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
You say: Oh, Astrid! I love Astrid. And what's the middle name again?
You think: I love Astrid. But I have no idea how to pronounce Signe and therefore I can't say anything about it.
This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
You say: Oh I love it!
You think: Ooh I love it!! Ooh!
This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
You say: Eloise, that's interesting.
You think: It is. I used to love Eloise. Jeanette is boring boring boring though.
You say: Oh, howdy do Greta! A very distinguished name you've got.
You think: It's distinguished. I can't like Margaret, but I'm glad when other people use it. Elaine is nice, but it's kind of strange with Margaret for some reason.
This is my daughter, Beatrice Jane.
You say: What a nice name.
You think: Am I crazy for not liking Beatrice? I know I should. So I'll approve of it. Jane is kind of filler but still refreshing in this day and age of frilly stupid fillers.
This is my daughter, Audrey Tziporah.
You say: Oh, that's a very interesting middle name.
You think: Yeah, it is. I need to look that up on BtN when I get home. And Audrey - another one of those damn good names that I can't seem to like, ever. A guilty displeasure, if you will. Very interesting combination, this is!
This is my daughter, Matilda Jane.
You say: Oh, that's lovely. Howdy doo!!!
You think: I recently became able to like Matilda and I'm very glad. :) I like this a lot.
This is my daughter, Jeanette Gloria.
You say: Nice to meet you, Jeanette.
You think: Yawn. Jeanette bores me to death. Gloria's an interesting outburst, though. I love when other people are named it.
This is my daughter, Olive Matilda.
You say: Oh, how delightfully old-world.
You think: (Some lady said this to me once, responding to the fact that I play viola.) It's a very handsome combo, but I'm not sure that's quite an appropriate compliment to give a little girl. Nevertheless, both names are very distinguished and old-world and I like this a lot.
This is my daughter, Astrid Signe.
You say: Oh, Astrid! I love Astrid. And what's the middle name again?
You think: I love Astrid. But I have no idea how to pronounce Signe and therefore I can't say anything about it.
This is my daughter, Frances Jane.
You say: Oh I love it!
You think: Ooh I love it!! Ooh!
This is my daughter, Eloise Jeanette.
You say: Eloise, that's interesting.
You think: It is. I used to love Eloise. Jeanette is boring boring boring though.
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Signe is pronounced SIG-nee (the spelling Signy is probably clearer...oh well). I grew up knowing a lot of people with slightly odd names- Tziporah, Signe, Shoshannah, Zalman, Sylva, so they seem as ordinary to me as the Emily and Ellie I also grew up with.
I get very negative reactions to Jeanette and so I expect my brief love affair with it will probably end soon...it's mostly brought on by the really wonderful Jeanette I know.
Yeah...Jane is fillerish, isn't it? Sigh. I do like it as a FN as well, and it's honouring a Janice (my mum), but...yes, probably fillerish, seeing as I have at least three combinations I just love with it as the MN. Oh well.
I adore the term guilty displeasure, it made me smile. Thanks so much for your comments!
I get very negative reactions to Jeanette and so I expect my brief love affair with it will probably end soon...it's mostly brought on by the really wonderful Jeanette I know.
Yeah...Jane is fillerish, isn't it? Sigh. I do like it as a FN as well, and it's honouring a Janice (my mum), but...yes, probably fillerish, seeing as I have at least three combinations I just love with it as the MN. Oh well.
I adore the term guilty displeasure, it made me smile. Thanks so much for your comments!
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