I was served by a waitress named
Berry once. "Like Strawberry," she said. I assumed she said that to distinguish her name from the name
Barry.
I thought it was eccentric, but okay. Not nearly as bad as Peaches or Apple or Plum. The only bad thing about
Berry is it reminds of the male name
Barry, and
Barry seems about as appealing as
Dick these days. But that's not so bad, because
Barry is a rare name. The image of a generic berry is not all that food-y... it just sounds happily naturey, without seeming too edible or sensual. I don't think
Berry would make a good name for a man at all, though. That would seem sort of funny to me.
- mirfakThis message was edited 1/14/2015, 6:48 PM